The United States and China are the two obvious contenders for sixth-generation fighter programs—and various European nations have also committed to their development.

$972 million is sufficient funds to resurrect a program from an idea, and that is precisely the rub the United States Navy ...

The US and China are considered the two strongest candidates for sixth-generation fighter jet programs, although many ...

Congressional appropriators have revived funding for the Navy’s F/A-XX program and lambasted the Defense Department for ...

The F-47 designation is a reference to Trump and his support for the program, but he seems ready to change it if things don't ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Pentagon report contends that China's development of its aircraft carriers, sixth-generation fighters and nuclear arsenal ...

Now that the Air Force has officially announced that it has built and flown a new sixth-generation fighter jet, many might wonder: Could it be the stealthiest, fastest and most lethal aircraft ever to ...

The Navy intends for the sixth-generation F/A-XX to replace the aging F/A-18 and E/A-18 aircraft. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has reportedly approved plans to advance the Navy’s F/A-XX ...

Lockheed Martin said the US government is interested in its F-35 "fifth-generation-plus" concept. The company wants to use research from its failed six-generation stealth fighter design. The CEO said ...