Skyhawk removed from pole for preservation
Classic jet being refurbished behind the scenes – Lutterworth Whittle memorial also receiving attention
Poland opts for AH-64E to replace Hind gunships
Poland announced it had selected the Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopter to replace the Polish Land Forces’ ageing fleet of Soviet-era Mil Mi-24D/W Hind-D/E gunships on September 8
Scotland publishes space sustainability roadmap
Scotland’s space sector has published a sustainability roadmap, underscoring its commitment to the environment
Interim report released on loss of F-35B on HMS Queen Elizabeth
An interim report into the loss of UK F-35B Lightning II ZM152 ‘018’ on HMS Queen Elizabeth (R08) on November 17, 2021, was published by the UK Ministry of Defence on September 8
Two more Kazakh L-39Cs fly again from Aero
Two of ten Kazakhstan Air Defence Force (KADF) L-39C Albatrosses that have been going through overhaul and upgrade at Aero Vodochody since mid-2020, were seen flying from the company's facility near Prague, Czech Republic, on September 7
Air Canada donates Lockheed Electra for permanent display
The flag carrier has donated its Lockheed L-10A Electra to the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada in Winnipeg.
Hercules pair destined for Swedish museum display
After years kept in storage, a pair of former Swedish Air Force Hercules fuselages have been returned to Sweden
Indian government gives go-ahead for Tejas Mk 2
India’s Cabinet Committee on Security gave approval at a meeting on September 1 for design and development of the Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) Tejas Mk 2 4.5-generation, medium-weight supersonic fighter
Boeing advances manned-unmanned teaming with MQ-25 Stingray
Boeing announced on September 6 that it has digitally demonstrated a new open autonomy architecture for the MQ-25A Stingray carrier-based aerial refuelling UAV that will allow the US Navy to increase mission effectiveness by integrating MUM-T capability at speed and scale
Revealed - memorial to Battle of Britain legend
The Czechoslovak ace Sgt Josef František who flew with 303 (Polish) Squadron during the Battle of Britain has been honoured with a memorial unveiled on September 4 close to where he lost his life on October 8, 1940