After three and a half weeks of intensive multinational training, Exercise Cobra Warrior 26-2 (CW) has concluded, having ...

RAF Coningsby welcomed the first two Turkish Air Force (Türk Hava Kuvvetleri) pilots who have begun training on RAF Typhoon ...

As Operation Inherent Resolve concludes in Iraq, it closes a chapter that has shaped a generation of Royal Air Force personnel. For more than twelve years, Operation Shader, the UK's contribution to ...

RAF Brize Norton has welcomed the signing of a £190 million extension to the A400M Medium-Term Contract (MTC), securing critical in-service support for the RAF's Atlas fleet through to April 2029 and ...

Team Lossie has a new boss! Group Captain Sarah Brewin ADC took over command of the Station from Group Captain Jim Lee on 19 July 2024. The new ‘Staish’ is no stranger to Lossie, having previously ...

Retired RAF flying instructors remember the privilege of training His Royal Highness King Charles III on achieving his wings. “The real reward of being a military flying instructor is not just ...

Can you imagine trying to solve multiple puzzles at once, whilst sat in a pitch-black room? Seems difficult, right? But what if you could pre-emptively turn a light on and see and analyse the puzzle ...

The RAF Police are delighted to announce that Warrant Officer Alex Tatham has been appointed as the next Provost Marshal Warrant Officer (PMWO) & WO Air Security Force (WOASF) with effect from the 28 ...

The Royal Air Force Swimming Association is celebrating its centenary year, marking 100 years of competitive excellence, personal development and service through sport. Founded in 1926, the ...

RAF High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire is a major administrative support Station. It hosts and supports HQ Air Command, several Groups, and the European Air Group. It also supports the Joint Ground Based ...

The RAF High Speed Flight won the Schneider Trophy at Spithead for the third consecutive time, thus winning the competition outright. The unchallenged British entry completed the 62-mile course at an ...

The vast majority of flying from Royal Air Force Halton is for instructional purposes, mainly for serving military personnel. If you would like to enquire/complain about a low flying aircraft you have ...