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Despite the fact that it won’t be declared operational for at least another two years, the Boeing KC-46A has flown thousands of operational missions and offloaded tens of millions of pounds of fuel under a plan that has freed up the troubled tanker to refuel 97% of receiver aircraft.

The US Air Mobility Command has approved a seventh interim capability release (ICR) mission set for the KC-46A Pegasus aerial refuelling aircraft.

Airmen from the US Air Force’s (USAF) 22nd Air Refuelling Wing (ARW) have successfully completed a 24.2-hour flight on a KC-46A Pegasus aerial refuelling aircraft.

The US Air Force’s KC-46A Pegasus aerial refuelling aircraft has conducted first refuelling of an international aircraft, Spanish Air Force’s EF-18 Hornets or C-15.

“I love competition. I'm all for it. It's the best tool have to reduce costs. But we actually have to have a demand for the other aircraft that's being offered,” the Air Force Secretary said.

Open source info showed the KC-46 refueling aircraft over the skies of Poland and Germany this week, and Air Force officials confirmed its support of "real-world, theater operational missions."

The behemoth of cargo carriers, the only Antonov AN-225 ever built is usually based at Hostomel Airport, located on the north-western outskirts of Kyiv.

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Flight schedules and other passenger information will migrate from Facebook to the American Forces Public Information Management System, which will provide travelers easy and organized access to that information.

Afghanistan's bitter winter cold has international aid organizations scrambling to try to help millions of people who have neither food nor fuel.