The RTAF is set to evaluate the service’s Saab Gripens’ ability to operate from makeshift runways and highways in February.

Thailand's government has expressed support for the Royal Thai Air Force's decision to obtain the Saab Gripen E/F fighter.

SINGAPORE—The Thai government will support the country's air force in its proposal to acquire the Saab Gripen E/F to replace ...

Thailand has selected Swedish Gripen jets for its defence strategy in a deal worth 19 billion baht, aiming to enhance ...

In January 2025, FlightGlobal reported that the Philippine Air Force had retired its OV-10 Broncos (along with its Bell AH-1S ...

Thailand's government on January 24 deployed small aircrafts to spray white mist over the dense smog blanketing Bangkok in an ...

Thailand has resorted to ... Twice a day, the aircraft from the Royal Rainmaking Project spray cold water or dry ice into the layer of warm air to cool it down. Critics say there is little to ...

This is Thailand’s desperate ... Twice a day, the Royal Rainmaking department sends aircraft up to spray cold water or dry ice into the layer of warm air to cool it down. Critics say there ...

Summary and Key Points: In a recent war game simulation, the Royal Thai Air Force’s (RTAF) JAS 39 Gripen fighters outperformed China’s People’s Liberation Army Air Force’s (PLAAF ...

"We have been working every day for Bangkok to have clean air. We are doing our best as much as we can," he said. A worker with Thailand's Royal Rainmaking ... off from three bases around the ...