E-3 Sentry (AWACS)

NATO to Modernize Surveillance Jets in Face of Russia Threat

NATO announced it will buy six Boeing aircraft to replace its aging fleet of AWACS surveillance planes, bolstering capabilities to track the threat from Russia. 

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NATO Jets Deployed in Lithuania to Track Russian Movements

NATO is deploying surveillance planes in Lithuania to keep an eye on Russian military activity near the alliance’s borders.

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French Air Force Procures E-3F Aircraft Simulator

The French Air Force has bought a full flight simulator for its E-3F airborne warning and control system aircraft.

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USAF Awards Boeing $1.2 Billion E-3 AWACS Successor Contract

The US Air Force has awarded Boeing a $1.2 billion contract to begin the E-7A battle management and command-and-control aircraft program.

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US Air Force Picks Boeing E-7 Wedgetail as AWACS Replacement

The US Air Force has selected the Boeing E-7 Wedgetail to replace a part of the E-3 Sentry AWACS fleet.

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USAF AWACS Updates EW Software While Airborne for First Time

The US Air Force’s E-3G airborne warning and control system aircraft, or AWACS, updated its electronic warfare software in air for the first time.

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US Air Force Seeking AWACS Replacement Proposals

The US Air Force has issued a request for information to replace its E-3 Sentry Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft.

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Chile to Procure Three E-3D Sentry AEW1 Aircraft From UK

The Chilean Air Force has procured three Boeing E-3D Sentry Airborne Early Warning Mk 1 aircraft from the UK Royal Air Force.

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Boeing Expects USAF to Buy Wedgetail AWACS Next Year

Boeing is expecting the US Air Force to replace its aging fleet of E-3 Sentry airborne warning and control system planes with the E-7 Wedgetail aircraft by next year.

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Boeing wins $240 million Saudi Air Force AWACS modernisation contract

Boeing has been awarded a $240 million contract to modernise Royal Saudi Air Force AWACS early warning aircraft, the U.S. Department of Defense said

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