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24 Apr 2026 · © Unknown

Boeing KC-46A Pegasus of the US Air Force flying overhead with its refueling boom extended.

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Aircraft

KC-46A Pegasus KC46

US Air Force grey, military markings

Airline

Manufacturer

Achievements

Rare Bird, Boeing Beginner, Military Maverick, First Catch

4 badges earned

Location

Wittman Regional Airport

OSH/KOSH

43.9844, -88.5570

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Wittman Regional Airport OSH

Insights

Aviation History

KC-46A is the newest aerial refueling tanker for the USAF, replacing portions of the KC-135 fleet.

Fleet Rarity

Fewer than 75 delivered as of 2024, one of the rarest modern tankers in USAF service.

Record Flights

Has begun to support trans-Atlantic refueling and long-endurance missions for USAF and allies.

Safety & Events

Experienced some technical issues during its introduction, including problems with its RVS (Remote Vision System).

Future Outlook

In long-term service, set to replace older tankers in the USAF over two decades.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney PW4062

Engine

47.6 meters

Wingspan

48.5 meters

Length

12,200 km

Range

915 km/h

Speed

212,000 lbs (96,162 kg) of fuel

Capacity

188,241 kg

MTOW

18.0 meters

Height

282 kN (63,500 lbf) each

Thrust

Not standardized (military), civil 777-200 variant: ICAO Chapter 3/4 compliant

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