The F-22 Raptor, the world’s first stealth fighter, is set to extend its service life into the 2030s despite its aging design, thanks to significant multi-billion-dollar upgrades. -These enhancements include advanced sensors,

An F-22 Raptor made a ‘precautionary landing’ at the home of the 18th Wing on Friday afternoon, according to an Air Force spokesman.

As global threats rise, the U.S. Air Force is upgrading its fleet of 186 F-22 Raptors to maintain air dominance, but a more pressing issue remains: limited numbers. -With China mass-producing its fifth-generation J-20s,

Instead of developing a new sixth-generation fighter like NGAD, Kendall suggests updating the F-22 with the ability to deploy drones, known as "loyal wingmen," to enhance its combat capabilities.