Bloomberg reported that China is considering ordering as many as 500 Airbus jets, as trade tensions continue between the US and China.

A Chinese navy helicopter flew within 10 feet of a Philippine patrol plane over the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea; the plane did not have to alter its path to avoid a collision.

The Chinese jet flew as close as 150 feet next to the Japanese plane on Saturday, and cut in front within 3,000 feet of the nose on Sunday, introducing the likelihood of a crash, the Defense ...

An amateur space photographer has managed to do the unthinkable-Felix Schöfbänker has captured a photo of the Chinese space plane. The plane is very similar … The post Space photographer ...

Australia says Chinese fighter jet released flares that almost hit spy plane over South China Sea Updated on: February 13, 2025 / 6:53 AM EST / CBS/AP U.S., Japan reinforce military relationship ...

A Chinese military surveillance plane breached Japanese airspace off the country’s southwestern coast on Monday, marking what Japan’s defense ministry described as the first known incursion by ...

Japan's Ministry of Defense reported the unprecedented incident on Monday, noting that the Chinese Y-9 intelligence-gathering plane briefly entered Japan's airspace near the Danjo Islands, ...

This photo provided by Japan's Ministry of Defense shows a Chinese Y-9 reconnaissance plane Monday, Aug. 26, 2024. The Chinese Y-9 reconnaissance plane came from China, and violated the Japanese ...

OVER THE SCARBOROUGH SHOAL, South China Sea (AP) — A Chinese navy helicopter flew within 10 feet (3 meters) of a Philippine patrol plane on Tuesday in a disputed area of the South China Sea ...

Fortunately, this photo of the Chinese space plane isn’t the only time that dedicated amateurs have had eyes on the craft. They continue to track its orbit around the planet.

A Chinese navy helicopter flew within 10 feet of a Philippine patrol plane on Tuesday in a disputed area of the the South China Sea, as the Filipino pilot warned by radio: “You are flying too ...