Wings Over North Georgia is hosting one of the world's largest air shows this year in the small town of Rome, Georgia. This is an announcement of the Hornet Demonstration team to preform at the air ...

Key Points and Summary - Canada's CF-18 Hornet, a 1980s-era jet, is "obsolete," "insufficient" for a modern NATO conflict, and "dangerous" to its own pilots. -Despite a 9-year upgrade program to fix ...

The CF-18 Hornet Demonstration Team and the F/A-18 Swiss Hornet Solo Display will not fly for the 2025 airshow season to focus resources on modernization and training. The Royal Canadian Air Force and ...

Royal Canadian Air Force Boeing CF-18 Hornets upgraded under the country’s Hornet Extension Project have achieved initial operational capability (IOC). Royal Canadian Air Force Boeing CF-18 Hornets ...

The Royal Canadian Air Force’s fleet of CF-18 fighters is unable to meet the nation's commitments to NATO and the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) due to a lack of pilots and ...

Capt. Brian Bews successfully ejected from his Canadian Forces CF-18 after losing control during an airshow rehearsal, sustaining compressed vertebrae but is expected to make a full recovery. Despite ...

Canada’s decision to sustain its CF-18 fighter fleet reflected its commitment to modernising air defence capabilities amid challenges highlighted by a critical report commissioned by the Department of ...

Brian Bews was rehearsing for an airshow when his CF-18 suddenly entered a dangerous low-altitude situation. With the ground rapidly approaching and almost no room remaining for recovery, the pilot ...

GLOUCESTER, England, Feb. 2 (UPI) -- Ultra announced it has been selected to provide Canadian air force authorities with its high-pressure airborne compressor technologies for CF-18 aircraft.

A nearly $500-million upgrade to the country's CF-18 jet fighters, ordered by the Harper government almost two years ago, is still under study by the military, an evaluation that won't be completed ...

The buzz of a CF-18 zooming through the sky is guaranteed to make you look up, and if one does fly by, look closely at the underbelly. To mark the Royal Canadian Air Force's 100th anniversary, one ...