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Replacing the propeller blades due to the latest issue will take quite a while, according to Air Mobility Command, and the service is looking for ways to move the inspections along.

The US Air Force’s (USAF) 62nd Airlift Wing (AW) has implemented the new Mobility Air Force – Force Generation (MAFFORGEN) deployment model.

The grounding of most of the C-130 Hercules cargo plane fleet by the United States Air Force is causing training readjustments at the Arkansas Air National Guards 189th Airlift Wing at Little Rock Air Force Base, according to officials.

The KC-46’s new Remote Vision System 2.0 now won’t be available until October 2025.

Boeing’s International Business Development Capture Team Lead Matt Kaslik will speak at the Military Airlift and Air-to-Air Refuelling conference in...

Pregnant service members and civilians can now apply to Air Force Officer Training School, reversing the service's policy that barred candidates from going through the program until 12 months postpartum. 

When 22 airplanes and about 250 Air Force personnel from Florida and South Carolina needed a haven from Hurricane Ian last week, operations and readiness personnel at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base did not view their visits as an interruption of their work.

More than 100 of the Air Force's C-130 Hercules have stopped flying after the service discovered a crack in a part that holds the propeller and ordered the aircraft to be grounded last week, officials said. 

Boeing’s International Business Development Capture Team Lead Matt Kaslik will speak at the conference in Florence, Italy, this November.

The Air Force is unable to fly 116 of its 128 C-130H cargo planes due to issues with how the propellers on the craft were assembled, Air Mobility Command confirmed Friday.