Luftwaffe carries out exercises in India for the first time
The German Air Force (Luftwaffe) is conducting a joint exercise with Indian colleagues for the first time.
The German Air Force (Luftwaffe) is conducting a joint exercise with Indian colleagues for the first time.
The German Air Force supported by the Multinational MRTT Unit is conducting a long-range deployment to the Indo Pacific region demonstrating force projection capability
A detachment of German Air Force Eurofighter Typhoons are currently based at Lielvarde Air Base, where they’re tasked with ensuring the safety and security of the airspace over and around Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
The German Air Force (Luftwaffe), has declared its Heron TP unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), made by Israel Aerospace Industries, ready for operational use within Germany’s borders.
The German Air Force’s contribution to exercise Nordic Response provides air transport, low-level flying and Special Forces airdrop capabilities with an A400M transport aircraft.
In the morning of March 1, only hours after going “on status” for conducting NATO Air Policing out of Lielvarde Air Base, Latvia, two German Air Force Eurofighter jets took off for the first ever alert scramble.
Five German Air Force Eurofighter jets touched down at Lielvarde Air Base in Latvia on February 26, 2024 where they will support NATO’s enhanced Air Policing mission.
The German Armed Forces plan to arm their fleet of Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft with Brimstone anti-tank guided missiles, manufactured by the European defence company MBDA.
The Bundeswehr has awarded Rheinmetall a substantial order for decoy flares for protecting aircraft. The German military can now procure over 470,000 decoys from Rheinmetall’s tried-and-tested Birdie product line.
Rheinmetall and Airbus have transferred an A400M cargo hold simulator to the Bundeswehr’s 62nd Air Transport Squadron (LTG 62) at Wunstorf in Lower Saxony.
Russian drone attacks on Ukraine violated NATO airspace over Romania during the night, prompting German Eurofighters to scramble.
In Romania, four German Eurofighters supported by a 150-strong detachment will be flying under the NATO banner until December 20.
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