Bulgarian investigative journalists tracked more than 120 US Air Force aircraft crossing the Atlantic within days.
NATO
The United States maintains a vast network of air bases across Europe, projecting power, supporting NATO, and ensuring rapid response capabilities.
The Royal Danish Air Force (RDAF) is preparing to retire its final Lockheed Martin F‑16 fighter jets at a formal farewell ceremony scheduled for 18 January at Skrydstrup Air Base (SKS) in southern Denmark.
Italy invests €112.6 million to establish a multinational F-35 Lightning II pilot training center at Trapani-Birgi Air Base (TPS), creating the first dedicated F-35 training facility outside the United States for NATO and European Joint Strike Fighter partner nations.
US approves $1.8B sale of three Boeing P-8A patrol jets to Denmark, boosting NATO maritime surveillance and Arctic monitoring.
The United States hosted a milestone moment for European air power as Finland and Lockheed Martin marked the rollout of Finland’s first F-35A Lightning II.
The US marked a major step in Poland’s military modernization program as Boeing confirmed it will build 96 AH-64E Apache attack helicopters for the Polish Armed Forces.
New US Air Force (USAF) leadership confirmed a service-wide push for fleet modernization, strengthen readiness, and reinforce joint and allied coordination as Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach assumed responsibilities as the 24th Chief of Staff.
NATO members have canceled plans to acquire the Boeing E-7A Wedgetail, affecting operations at Geilenkirchen Air Base (GKE), which hosts the alliance’s aging E-3A AWACS fleet.
Romania has officially completed the transfer of eighteen second-hand F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets from the Netherlands for a symbolic price of one Euro (€1).