No one seems to have the full picture of the Air Force’s embattled junior airlifter, and Congress is skeptical.

The Air Force stands by its analysis on its embattled junior airlifter as critics question the service’s plans to mothball it.

An editorial laments the comparative speed and economy of building fighters in a bygone era, but it may not be that simple.

Boeing has delivered the first aircraft of its final batch of Super Hornets and Growlers — unless something changes.

After a scrubbed first test flight, Eglin’s second F-35 sortie goes exactly as intended.

An Ohio Guardsman claims the Air Force deliberately inflated C-27J lifecycle costs to justify canceling the fleet.

The program boss says everyone just needs to let the process work, and the F-35 will deliver on its onetime promise.

Gen. Odierno told senators that the airlifters were working fine, but nonetheless had to go away for money reasons.

The Air Force makes history, briefly, as its training unit begins flying.

CSAF says his service’s “institutional reputation” is at stake after negating the Afghanistan Super Tucano contract.

The Air Force’s embarrassment this week could guarantee improvements at the Dover Port Mortuary.

Air Guardsmen will hunt drug cartels in the service’s super secret turboprops bought to fly over Iraq and Afghanistan.

Fleet wide study finds a host of problems in F-22 oxygen generation system that caused earlier grounding.

The Air Force’s workhorse passed another milestone as its sorties continued over Afghanistan.

After plans to replace its venerable UH-1N Hueys, the Air Force’s fleet could actually grow in the coming years.

The Air Force could try to deal some of the new small airlifters and UAVs it’s retiring for budget reasons.

The Air Force has kicked off its effort to field a new long range bomber in the 2020s, service officials say.

The program is trucking along and the Air Force will get its first airplanes on schedule, officials say.

The Air Force’s top training officer says it may not be long before the Panhandle’s training jets are cleared to fly.

CSAF said it was especially tough to mothball the Air Force’s small new airlifters, but it had to be done.