A Boeing KC-46A Pegasus operated by the US Air Force lost its boom during a training mission on July 8th. The aircraft, a military variant of the 767, was refueling an F-22 Raptor when the incident ...

Ending long-standing uncertainty about its immediate plans for tanker recapitalisation, the air force says it will procure up ...

SecDef clears two U.S. bases to hold immigrants. AP: “Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says bases in Indiana and New Jersey can ...

The decision to buy additional KC-46s was looking more and more likely after the service included funds for a “Tanker ...

Failures of the KC-46's APU, which is critical for self-starting engines and supplying power on the ground, is the latest of ...

The U.S. Air Force is working to resolve a problem with the auxiliary power unit on the Boeing KC-46 Pegasus aerial refueling ...

A KC-46A Pegasus refueling tanker was forced to conduct an emergency landing July 8 after its refueling boom was shredded in a mishap off the East Coast. The unofficial Facebook page Air Force amn ...

A KC-46 tanker lost its boom during an F-22 refueling mission, adding to safety concerns around the aircraft's troubled boom system.

For years the United States has led the world in national military spending, pouring trillions of dollars into cutting-edge weapons, vehicles, and defense systems. These military projects push the ...

A proactive step that halted deliveries of the KC-46 and repair work on the tanker’s remote vision system show Boeing Defense’s new approach.

Important aircraft such as the Boeing KC-46 Pegasus tanker are the key to making this happen, and it's far from a flashy party trick: A military plane's role can take it all over the world.

Boeing has resumed deliveries of the KC-46 tanker to the U.S. Air Force following an extended delay.