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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Argentina receives second batch of six Danish F-16s, weighs accelerating final 12 deliveries to 2027

Argentina has taken delivery of six additional F-16A/B Fighting Falcons from Denmark, bringing its received total to 12 of 24 aircraft. The second batch flew from Skrydstrup via Spain and Brazil to Río Cuarto, as officials consider moving up delivery of the remaining 12 fighters to 2027.

2026-09-30T01:00:37.480518-07:00
FlightGlobal • Greg Waldron

Updated IFF system certificated for F-16

By FlightGlobal: Updated IFF tool can handle new cybersecurity requirements. A new BAE Systems identification friend or foe (IFF) capability has been certificated for the Lockheed Martin F-16 fighter.

2026-09-29T22:50:03.807284-07:00
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FlightGlobal • Ryan Finnerty

US Air Force tests F-35 low-altitude refuelling

By FlightGlobal: An F-35 recently took on fuel while flying at 5,000ft, well below the previous restriction of 10,000ft. The US Air Force is working to expand the capabilities of its stealthy Lockheed Martin F-35A strike fighters to include in-flight refuelling at lower altitudes.

2026-09-29T15:05:10.824445-07:00
Reuters

Belgium to transfer three F-16s to Ukraine this year, Zelenskiy says

By Reuters: Belgium will transfer three ​F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine by the end ‌of the year to help in its war with Russia, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Tuesday.

2026-09-29T12:50:10.488650-07:00
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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Boeing receives US$2.38 billion order for 22 more F-15EX fighters

By Air Data News: New contract takes U.S. Air Force orders to 120 aircraft while Boeing works to raise production to two fighters Boeing has received a US$2.38 billion contract for 22 additional F-15EX Eagle II fighter jets for the U.S.

2026-09-29T13:35:21.460866-07:00
Bloomberg • Anthony Capaccio

Senator Asks Pentagon to Review Supply Chain Over F-35 Incident

By Bloomberg: The Republican chair of the Senate intelligence committee asked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to review the Pentagon’s supply chain after F-35 warplane parts ended up in Chinese government hands after being diverted to Hong Kong on a United Parcel Service Inc.

2026-09-29T08:21:42.618677-07:00