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Key piece of F-35 logistics system unusable by US Air Force students, instructor pilots
The Air Force’s F-35 training squadrons have not used the Lockheed Martin-manufactured training management system, part of the Autonomic Logistics Information System, in about a year.
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The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
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US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
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TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
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US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
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US Air Force forces Boeing to make changes after problems with KC-46 production
Problems with foreign object debris led to a weeklong grounding at a key Boeing plant.
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Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
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The US Air Force doesn’t want F-15X. But it needs more fighter jets.
The top two Air Force leaders made it clear that buying new fourth-generation planes was not their first choice.
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Lawmakers stand ready to protect F-35 from F-15X budget threats
Air Force leaders say their commitment to the F-35 is ironclad. Supporters of the program aim to ensure it stays that way.
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How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
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Key piece of F-35 logistics system unusable by US Air Force students, instructor pilots
The Air Force’s F-35 training squadrons have not used the Lockheed Martin-manufactured training management system, part of the Autonomic Logistics Information System, in about a year.
-
The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
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US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
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TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
-
US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
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US Air Force forces Boeing to make changes after problems with KC-46 production
Problems with foreign object debris led to a weeklong grounding at a key Boeing plant.
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Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
-
The US Air Force doesn’t want F-15X. But it needs more fighter jets.
The top two Air Force leaders made it clear that buying new fourth-generation planes was not their first choice.
-
Lawmakers stand ready to protect F-35 from F-15X budget threats
Air Force leaders say their commitment to the F-35 is ironclad. Supporters of the program aim to ensure it stays that way.
-
How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
-
Key piece of F-35 logistics system unusable by US Air Force students, instructor pilots
The Air Force’s F-35 training squadrons have not used the Lockheed Martin-manufactured training management system, part of the Autonomic Logistics Information System, in about a year.
-
The F-22 is back at Tyndall Air Force Base — well, kind of
Who knows whether the F-22 will permanently return to Tyndall AFB, but the Raptor will be coming back periodically to get its stealth coating fixed up.
-
US Air Force’s new trainer jet could become its next light-attack or aggressor aircraft
Now that the Air Force has chosen its new jet trainer, it’s looking at whether the T-X can fill requirements outside the training mission.
-
TRANSCOM working to defer KC-135 retirement as delays with KC-46 continue
Some squadrons might have a capability gap as KC-135s retire and KC-46s come online — and lawmakers are concerned.
-
US Air Force suspends KC-46 tanker deliveries
The Air Force won’t accept tankers from Boeing until it has a better picture of what is causing foreign object debris issues at the company’s production plant.
-
US Air Force forces Boeing to make changes after problems with KC-46 production
Problems with foreign object debris led to a weeklong grounding at a key Boeing plant.
-
Eglin AFB gets money for F-35 project, but another could be delayed by border wall
Eglin Air Force Base got the money for new dorms for students training to be F-35 maintainers, but another project could face deferment.
-
The US Air Force doesn’t want F-15X. But it needs more fighter jets.
The top two Air Force leaders made it clear that buying new fourth-generation planes was not their first choice.
-
Lawmakers stand ready to protect F-35 from F-15X budget threats
Air Force leaders say their commitment to the F-35 is ironclad. Supporters of the program aim to ensure it stays that way.
-
How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
