For the 37th year, the 419th Fighter Wing and Hill Air Force Base are taking to the skies with their F-35A Lightning II ...

Four F-35 fighter jets from Utah's Hill Air Force Base from the 388th Fighter Wing have arrived to perform a flyover during the national anthem before Tuesday's game.

Utah skies will be graced by a flyover of F-35A Lightning II jets this Friday in celebration of Independence Day.

An F-35A Lightning II jet passes the field at Hill Air Force Base in Ogden on Tuesday, March 19, 2024. Pilots will fly over multiple cities across Utah, starting at West Point and ending at Park ...

The F-35 program is a powerful testament to Utah’s growing leadership in the aerospace and defense sector, a vital component ...

(UPDATE 4/29/20) -- Details and maps regarding Thursday's Salute Utah Flyover have been released showing the route the F-35 Demo Team and the 388th Fighter Wing will take across the state. You can ...

Utah\u2019s skies began thundering Thursday afternoon as a few members of the Hill Air Force Base\u2019s 388th Fighter Wing began flying in formation across the state.

Utah stands to take one of the nation's biggest losses if the United States' global allies stop buying F-35 aircraft. Friction point: The F-35 fifth-generation fighter jet has become a ...

A new video shows the wreckage of an F-35 fighter jet that crashed at the runway of a Utah Air Force Base on Wednesday evening. The cause of the crash is under review.

An F-35A Lightning II crashed at Hill Air Force Base in Utah on Wednesday night, forcing the pilot to eject and causing wildfires on the base. Around 6:15 p.m. local time, the fighter jet crashed ...

A pilot escaped without serious injury after an F-35 fighter jet crashed at an Air Force base in Utah Wednesday evening. The crash also sparked a small brush fire. The crash occurred at about 6:15 ...

A view shows smoke after an F-35 crashed at Hill Air Force Base, in Washington Terrace, Utah, on 19 October 2022 (Dustin Chapman via REUTERS) “They land generally towards the south as they did ...