Ahead of the holidays, fans were gifted with the best treat yet: a new trailer for the upcoming “Top Gun: Maverick.” The nearly three minute clip features jet engines roaring, heart-pounding flips and high-speed chases. And this time around, Cruise is the teacher.

Tom Cruise has made an unexpected flyby at San Diego Comic-Con to debut the first trailer for “Top Gun: Maverick.”

Maverick is back! Tom Cruise crashed the “Terminator: Dark Fate” panel at Comic-Con International to debut the first trailer for “Top Gun: Maverick,” the long-awaited sequel to 1986’s “Top Gun.” The trailer, which simultaneously premiered online, shows Tom back in the cockpit and performing tons of in-air stunts.

Accusations about actor Tom Cruise disrespecting crewmembers aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt were unfounded, Navy officials told NBC 7.

Tom Cruise is in San Diego for the anticipated “Top Gun” sequel. NBC 7’s Joe Little is at Naval Base Coronado with more.

Hollywood brought one of its most iconic characters back home to Coronado Monday as film crews took over the main gate to Naval Air Station North Island. Actor Tom Cruise is revising his role as Navy pilot Pete “Maverick” Mitchell from the mega-hit movie “Top Gun” in a film expected out next year.

Tom Cruise talks about doing the “Top Gun” sequel 33 years after the classic was released and nerds out with Jimmy about their first vinyl records.

The actor on Thursday tweeted a photo of himself as Navy pilot Pete “Maverick” Mitchell in a flight suit, looking at a fighter jet. The photo includes the phrase “feel the need.” In the original movie, Cruise’s character talks about how he feels the need for speed.

The Danger Zone may have gotten old and dusty, but Tom Cruise says he’s about to fly back in. The 54-year-old actor says the long-discussed sequel to “Top Gun” is a sure thing and should start shooting soon. Cruise made the announcement Wednesday in response to questions from anchors on the Australian morning news show “Sunrise.”