Last Wednesday’s emergency landing is the third incident involving a U.S. Air Force warplane since the beginning of the year.

Ever wonder where military planes go to retire? The world’s largest boneyard, AMARG in Arizona, holds thousands of aircraft across 2,600 acres—some scrapped, others preserved for future use.

A U.S. military plane is deporting migrants to India, a U.S. official said on Monday, the farthest destination of the Trump administration’s military transport flights for migrants.

The Trump administration has begun using military aircraft to transport immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally back to their home countries. The suicide death of a Green Beret on New Year's Day ...

29, in the Washington, D.C., area continues a long history of fatal accidents involving U.S. military aircraft. There are believed to be no survivors in the crash, which occurred when an American ...

Discover the secret world of aircraft graveyards—where retired planes are stored, recycled, or even repurposed into hotels!

Vice Adm. Daniel Cheever, commander of Naval Air Forces, is confident the Navy will fly its MQ-25s this year and integrate them aboard aircraft carriers as part of manned-unmanned teaming next year.

Here’s a look at how civilian and military aircraft work to avoid accidents like Wednesday’s tragic crash. “That would create some mayhem in the system,” said Brian Alexander, a former ...

For more than 60 years, military aircraft at the McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base have shared an air traffic control tower with commercial jets at McGhee Tyson Airport, and Guard leaders have ...

Only one mockup of the Flying Dorito was built before it was unexpectedly canceled. The Dorito-shaped aircraft was built for the US Navy and Marines as a replacement for the Grumman A-6 Intruder ...