Another batch of former RAAF training aircraft are currently under the hammer as part of a digital auction by Australian Frontline Machinery and Pickles Auctions.

The Australian government and Boeing Australia will co-develop a further three Loyal Wingman aircraft to advance the air-teaming vehicle, payloads and associated support and training capabilities.

UNSW Canberra researchers are one step closer to developing aircraft that can ‘feel’ with sensory perception.

Boeing Australia's Loyal Wingman Airpower Teaming System has taken flight for the first time at the Woomera range in SA.

No. 83 Squadron personnel will participate in a formation parade tomorrow.

The motto of the Royal Australian Air Force is ‘Per Ardua Ad Astra’ which, loosely translated, means ‘Through Adversity to the Stars’ - a motto that remains relevant today as Defence acknowledges the critical importance of the Space Domain.

CareFlight has become the country’s first operator of the emergency medical services (EMS) version of the Airbus H145 light twin helicopter.

An F-35 Joint Strike Fighter has been inducted into BAE Systems Australia’s maintenance depot in Williamtown for the first time, where technicians will review a number of the panel fasteners.

Airbus Australia Pacific has agreed its Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul support to the NZ Defence Force.

Ahead of centenary commemorations of the RAAF, No. 100 Squadron will be re-formed as the Air Force Heritage Squadron, operating from two locations: RAAF Base Point Cook and Temora.

CAE has announced that Boeing ordered a P-8A operational flight trainer for the Royal New Zealand Air Force.

Airbus has recently signed a contract to provide a digital services focus for the maintenance of the Air Refueling Boom System on the RAAF's KC-30A Multi-Role Tanker Transport fleet.

In early December 2020, Air Affairs Australia participated in a large naval exercise within the Eastern Exercise Area and completed the first ever dual Phoenix target presentation.

Tools have been downed as No. 278 Squadron closed out its maintenance training support to Air Combat Group on December 17.

Australia set to acquire two more P-8A Poseidon surveillance and response aircraft, bringing the total fleet size to 14.

Australia’s F-35A Lightning II fleet can now be deployed on operations after Initial Operational Capability (IOC) was officially achieved on December 28.