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The NOTAM system broke down late Tuesday, leading to more than 1,000 flight cancellations and 7,000 delayed flights by midday Wednesday.

NEW YORK (AP) — A computer outage at the Federal Aviation Administration brought flights to a standstill across the U.S. early Wednesday, with thousands of delays quickly cascading through the system at airports nationwide.

Oladayo Amao, chief of air staff, has approved the appointment of Wapkerem Maigida as the new spokesperson of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF). 

TYSONS, Va. Software company DEFCON AI reported finalizing a Department of the Air Force Phase III Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract that will help accelerate the transition from prototype to production code for DEFCON AI’s operational-level logistics and mobility-training software.

War on the Rocks threw a party for almost 200 people on the sidelines of I/ITSEC, the premier modeling and simulations conference held every year in

US Pease Air National Guard’s (ANG) 157th Air Refueling Wing has successfully completed a 36-hour long non-stop endurance mission on KC-46A Pegasus aircraft.

Minihan will award a total of 36 Distinguished Flying Crosses at Joint Base Charleston.

The U.S. Air Force recently conducted a refueling mission in a KC-46A Pegasus with only a pilot and boom operator—and without a copilot—in a test the service said validates operational procedures in certain high-end combat scenarios.

Collins Aerospace said on Oct. 24 that it has upgraded the first Chilean Air Force C-130 transport to the company eight-bladed NP2000 propelle. "The

More than a year after the collapse of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan, Air Force leaders have approved some of the military’s most esteemed decorations for 108 airmen who helped in last summer’s gargantuan evacuation of Afghan refugees.