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Vulnerable To Cyber Attacks, ADS-B May Expose F-22s To Web Based Tracking GAO Warns

February 6, 2018 David Cenciotti

A new report highlights the risks of ADS-B transponders. But it focuses on technology rather than operation security. We have been writing about this topic since 2011. As most of our readers already know by […]

Aviation Safety / Air Crashes

First Prototype Of Brazilian KC-390 Military Cargo Aircraft Almost Crashed During Stall Tests Last Month

November 9, 2017 David Cenciotti

Pilots of the KC-390 were only able to recover the aircraft 300 meters from the ground. Embraer has grounded the first prototype of the new KC-390 military cargo jet after a stall test incident on […]

Drones

Gigantic U.S. Global Hawk drone could be tracked online while flying 21-hour mission over Libya

February 5, 2017 David Cenciotti

We can’t say whether it happened by accident or on purpose, but a U.S. unmanned spy aircraft broadcast its position for everyone to see while flying a long mission over northern Libya. It’s not a […]

Aviation

You can track U.S. Navy private contractor dogfights online

December 30, 2016 David Cenciotti

Flightradar24 lets you track ATAC’s fleet of private contractor aggressors that fly out of NAS Point Mugu and NAS Fallon. Whilst most of the interesting aircraft (namely fighters and attack planes as Special Ops platforms […]

Military Aviation

Here’s where a U.S. spyplane sought terrorists behind Bardo museum attack in Tunisia

March 28, 2015 David Cenciotti

A civil registered U.S. King Air used to track high-value and time-sensitive targets, including people, has conducted some missions over western Tunisia. From Mar. 21 to 26, a U.S. Beechcraft King Air 350ER has conducted […]

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