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Month: February 2026

F-35 Canada

Where does Canada stand in its purchase of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets?

4 February 2026 admin 0

Ottawa is reviewing its program for 88 F-35 fighter jets, faced with rising costs, delays, tensions with Washington, and alternatives such as the Saab Gripen. […]

Starlink SpaceX

SpaceX wants to deploy a massive constellation of one million satellites

2 February 2026 admin 0

FCC filing dated January 30, 2026: SpaceX mentions up to one million “data center” satellites for orbital AI with xAI. Costs, risks, impacts. Summary On […]

F-35 Guidances

The White House makes profits conditional on delivering weapons on time

2 February 2026 admin 0

2026 guidance, F-35, missiles, cash flow: Lockheed, RTX, and Northrop are moving forward, but a Trump order threatens dividends and buybacks in the event of […]

Rafale weapons

The Rafale’s weaponry: the key to its operational versatility

2 February 2026 admin 0

Air-to-air, ground attack, anti-ship, or nuclear deterrence: a detailed analysis of the Rafale’s weaponry, its performance, uses, and limitations. Summary The Rafale is not only […]

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FLYAJETFIGHTER.com is your independant source for information about fighter jet experiences, as well as military information about aircrafts and what is happening in our world.

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  • The First F-15EX Destined for Kadena Leaves the Boeing Plant
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  • Alan Pollock: The Hunter pilot who flew under Tower Bridge in 1968
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  • Russia: The Su-57 Becomes a Drone Carrier and Targets Exports
  • The US Air Force Prepares for the Post-MQ-9 Era with a Modular Drone Designed for Mass Losses
  • South Korea Is Already Preparing the Successor to the KF-21 Boramae
  • The First F-15EX Destined for Kadena Leaves the Boeing Plant
  • Finland Assembles Its First F135 Engine for Its F-35As
  • Alan Pollock: The Hunter pilot who flew under Tower Bridge in 1968
  • Saudi Typhoon: What Lies Behind the Price Agreement with BAE Systems
  • F-47, F-15EX and CCA: How the USAF Is Recomposing Its Airpower
  • The F-4 Phantom II: The Fighter That Gave Up the Gun
  • China Makes AI the Brain of Its Military Aviation
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A jet fighter ride is a physical experience and you will expect to feel the famous G Force. Anyone can fly a jet fighter, you just need to be rested, be happy about what you are about to experience as you will soon become part of the elite who have flown a jet fighter.

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