Last year, an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX had a door plug blow out in flight, which was later determined to be caused by failure to reinstall some securing bolts during fuselage assembly by Spirit. The ...

Raytheon announced in June 2025 that it was awarded a $1.1 billion contract by the U.S. Navy to produce AIM-9X Block II ...

Alaska WWAMI med school students started class this week in Anchorage. Thirty Alaskans started medical classes in Anchorage this week in the biggest cohort to date for the state’s only med ...

A 22-year-old man was killed and another was injured in a rollover crash in Bridgeport on Tuesday morning. The Bridgeport Emergency Operation Center received several calls around 5:30 a.m. on ...

Recently chrome coated F-22 Raptors have been spotted flying around near Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. Does this mean there is a Super Raptor in the works? Watch the video to find out more and ...

Despite officially being retired from active service in 2008, the F-117 Nighthawk stealth bomber has been continuously sighted by civilians flying in the Nevada desert.

The F-22 Raptor can't make it across the Atlantic Ocean on its own accord as it's maximum range is 1,850 miles and the Atlantic is about 3,500 miles wide.

Due to its extreme maneuverability, superior thrust-to-weight ratio, and stealthiness, the F-22 is able to come out on top in any dogfighting engagement.

The Cocoa Beach Centennial Celebration will include an air show on July 12 and 13 at Lori Wilson Park, 1500 N Atlantic Ave.

Prepare for some high-speed thrills along Florida’s Space Coast as the Cocoa Beach Air Show returns this weekend, bringing elite military jets and local pride back to the skies.

U.S. Air Force Capt. Joey “Bodhi" Stukey of Satellite Beach is interviewed by media Thursday after his arrival with the F-22 Raptor Demo Team for the Cocoa Beach Air Show.

WELL, THIS WEEKEND, PREPARE TO SEE AND HEAR THE BIG AIR SHOW IN COCOA BEACH. THE EVENT WILL FEATURE THE U.S. AIR FORCE F-22 RAPTOR DEMO TEAM PARTAKING IN AEROBATIC PERFORMANCES AND HIGH FLYING STUNTS.