The F-15 and F-16 are two of the most iconic American military jets ever created and are still in use today, but what are the ...

Because of both its low upfront and ongoing costs, the F-16 has proven massively popular on the export market.

An investigation found that the part behind an F-16C crash was in a "blind spot" that Air Force mechanics can't see during maintenance.

The US Air Force grounded most of its fleet of over 300 F-35 stealth fighters after finding faulty parts in ejection seats.

An F-16 Fighting Falcon pilot did an unauthorized intercept of a civilian plane before losing control of his fighter jet after hitting the wrong switch and crashing in rural Louisiana this past ...

Ejection seat technology in advanced military jets requires advanced technology. Here's the science and tech behind the F-35 ejection seat.

The Air Force has reopened the competition for its Next-Generation Ejection Seat (NGES) program, with an initial focus on the F-16.

The site of an F-16 crash in Beauregard Parish in March 2022. (U.S. Air Force Aircraft Accident Investigation Board) The F-16 was assigned to the 138th Fighter Wing (FW), 125th Fighter Squadron, Air ...

At the time, all F-35 ejection seats, including the Navy and Marine Corps variants, were inspected, and the continue to be looked at during standard maintenance on the aircraft, the F-35 Joint ...

The unnamed airman, an F-16 instructor pilot who worked at a Texas-based detachment of the 138th Fighter Wing, was flying over Louisiana when he successfully ejected, sustaining minor injuries ...

Air Force Report: Oklahoma F-16 Was Still "Flyable" Prior To Pilot's Ejection In Louisiana Crash A report by the U.S. Air Force Aircraft Accident Investigation Board blames the pilot for crashing ...