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Training and simulation provider CAE is supporting the RCAF's CC-130J operations under a 20-year training agreement.

The suite of post-production improvements can be installed by operators, Lockheed Martin or manufacturer-certified service centers.

The Navy and Air Force are investigating an increase in incidents involving high-performance jets including the T-45, F/A-18 and F-35.

The Hellenic Air Force seeks to upgrade up to 123 of the fourth-generation fighters to the F-16V configuration.

The Department of Transportation and the FAA will select at least five industry-government partnerships in the next six months.

The training regimen for the U.S. Air Force's new combat search-and-rescue helicopter includes full-motion simulators and other devices.

Former U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Marke 'Hoot' Gibson will lead the Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance.

The service expects to award an engineering and manufacturing development contract next fall, the Naval Air Systems Command said.

The FAA will provide a backup system for ADS-B consisting of layers of existing radar surveillance systems.

An unidentified drone struck a Skyjet King Air 100 with eight passengers inbound to a Québec City airport, causing minor damage.

The Northrop Grumman subsidiary said it will make available two jets for research flights by industry partners and the U.S. government.

Based on Iridium Next satellites, Certus will usher in a new era of L-band broadband capability, the satellite communications company says.

The Gulfstream G500 will be the first fly-by-wire civil aircraft with active control inceptors when it enters service as expected next year.

Novel technologies would complement or be part of an advanced Mobile Force Protection counter-UAS system, Darpa says.

Federal agencies expect to face the prospect of terrorists using drones in the U.S. 'imminently,' FBI Director Christopher Wray told Congress.

The U.S. State Department said it will take "reasonable and comparable steps" in response to alleged Russian violations of the treaty.

One of two U.S. Army Black Hawks providing security for the United National General Assembly meeting collided with a drone over Staten Island.

The service has identified three technical deficiencies with the Boeing 767 tanker derivative, now in developmental testing.

The revised procedures are a response to the U.S. Army's instructions in August to discontinue using Chinese-manufactured DJI drones.

Assuming approvals, Northrop Grumman's planned $7.8 billion acquisition of Orbital ATK is expected to close in the first half of 2018.

Boeing will modify two 747-8 commercial airliners formerly destined for a bankrupt Russian carrier into the new Air Force One.

Following program restructuring last year, the MQ-25 wil be a carrier-based aerial refueling drone with limited ISR capabilities.

Intel, other technology companies prominent as drone industry awaits new rules for flights over people, beyond visual line of sight.

The 'InView' service will support critical structure inspections by utility, energy and oil and gas companies, Honeywell said.

Interagency working groups reporting to the National Security Council have asked Congress to change wiretap and other prohibitions.

Airborne Wireless Network hopes to conduct a 20-aircraft flight demonstration of its air-to-air broadband network by next summer.

Plans call for Lockheed Martin-Sikorsky to deliver the first two production helicopters to the U.S. Marine Corps in 2020.

The U.S. is preparing a white paper that is expected to argue that UAVs should be treated differently by Missile Technology Control Regime.

The manufacturer will stop building the legacy Gray Eagle this year and begin delivering the MQ-1C ER version in 2018.

The avionics manufacturer adds to its GoDirect portfolio with a flight-planning application for tablet computers.