Four Russian planes entered the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone on Wednesday, the first incursion since multiple incidents in August.

NORAD scrambled fighter jets to intercept Russian military aircraft near Alaska, which remained in international airspace and posed no threat. This ac

Four Russian military aircraft entered the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) on 24 September, prompting the US to scramble its own aircraft to escort them. Source: North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD),

U.S. fighter jets scrambled to identify and intercept four Russian warplanes flying near Alaska. It’s the third time in about a month NORAD has reported such an incident.

What happens when a small plane drifts into a restricted airspace? FOX 11 joined NORAD in the skies to witness how fighter jets intercept, warn, and guide aircrafts out of danger zones.

The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) scrambled fighter jets on Wednesday to identify and intercept four Russian military planes off Alaska, the U.S and Canadian defense

Russian bombers and fighters were intercepted near Alaska after NORAD scrambled jets in a rapid response operation. U.S. F-16s, supported by KC-135 tankers and an E-3 Sentry, tracked and identified Tu-95 “Bear” bombers and Su-35 fighters inside the Alaska ADIZ.