The F-35B is the most advanced STOVL fighter jet and is 'the' 5th-gen fighter of warships smaller than US Navy supercarriers.

Retiring the Harrier was an economic decision. Britain faced a £38 billion defense budget shortfall and couldn't cancel its ...

On the morning of June 10, a flight of three historic U.S. Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier II aircraft lifted off on their final ...

Currently, the UK has about 37 F-35B fighters, which are the version capable of short take-off and vertical landings (STOVL) ...

STVOL Harrier II Plus fighters aboard the aircraft carrier "Juan Carlos I" L-61 of the Spanish Navy (Photo: Elentir). The ...

Hon Kong based collector watch brand Avi-8 continues aviation tributes with Rolls-Royce Pegasus turbine dial limited edition ...

With VMA-231's rebranding, the unit's pilots will no longer fly the AV-8B Harrier II, an aircraft known for its short and vertical take-off and landing capabilities.

When a passenger jet roaring down the runway toward takeoff at New York's LaGuardia Airport had to slam on the brakes earlier this month because another plane was still on the runway, Renee Hoffer ...

The Harrier is renowned for being the Cold War’s only truly successful vertical/short takeoff or landing (VSTOL) aircraft. Attempting to copy its revolutionary design, the Soviet Union ...

The Harrier BuNo 165574, a vertical/short takeoff and landing fighter, first entered service in the Marine Corps in January 1986 and in July 2001 was remanufactured as an AV-8B II+ radar aircraft.

The Cold War created some of the most innovative military technology ever - including the Harrier Jump Jet. This fighter could take off vertically, hover in midair, and land almost anywhere.

The US military is a major buyer of VTOL aircraft. The Marine Corps flies Lockheed Martin's F-35B jump-jet, seen as a replacement for the AV-8B Harrier.