The nominee to lead the Air Force said Tuesday a recent report detailing numerous problems with a $35 billion tanker contract was "troubling," and he plans to review the service's process of awarding contracts.

Members of the Mobile City Council and several other local leaders took a trip to the Farnborough Air Show in England. Council members say the trip was necessary to rub elbows with big-time suppliers in the aerospace industry and to promote Mobile. Watch This Video

Local leaders are back in town after attending a week-long air show in England. The KC-45 tanker contract controversy was the talk of the air show. Watch This Video

Dollars are at stake on the Gulf Coast. On Wednesday, the Pentagon put the 35-billion Air Force Refueling Tanker contract up for re-bid. Watch This Video

Delayed but not done. For the first time, the Air Force is being publicly grilled on the $35 billion refueling tanker contract awarded to Northrop Grumman. That contract is now up for re-bid. Watch This Video

The Department of Defense has apparently pulled off the ultimate magic trick. From the West Coast to the East Coast, people are smiling after the announcement that a $35 billion Air Force refueling tanker contract will be rebid. Watch This Video

After hearing the news today, many folks in our area say it feels like we are on a roller coaster ride, after all the ups and downs lately. Watch This Video

Northrop Grumman officials are actually encouraged by Wednesday’s news. They see it as a chance to correct minor procedural flaws, and get the same decision that came in February. Watch This Video

Sen. Shelby, R-Ala., reacts to the delay in the tanker decision. Watch This Video

Local leaders say they'll re-vamp their messages and speak louder than ever to ensure the contract stays in Mobile. Watch This Video