No matter where you're going, commercial flights require a lot of fuel. Despite that, refueling in the sky isn't standard ...

Fighter jets (and other aircraft, like helicopters) often have to travel extreme distances, so how do they stay fueled? Easy. They refuel in the air.

With factory locations in Regina, Saskatchewan, and Drummondville, Quebec, Canada’s Advance Engineered Products Group produces a multiple line of aircraft refuelers, with capacity ranging from ...

has operated its own fleet of aerial refueling aircraft since 1999. The company initially operated specially converted Boeing 707 aircraft, but in recent years has expanded the fleet to include ...

The design is being developed internally by the company, but it might be later pitched to the U.S. Air Force as a way to refuel Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) in contested airspace.