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The initial assignments cover 8 percent of the repairable work the Department of Defense plans to make available outside of the U.S.

The government watchdog agency released a declassified version of its February decison denying Boeing's protest of the B-21 contract award.

The cost of complying with the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation is considered 'manageable,' association says.

The U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Army and Air Force each have plans to acquire new unmanned aircraft systems in the future.

The carrier made history in March when it started using 'commercial-scale' volumes of biofuel at Los Angeles International Airport.

Prepare for coming mandates, Rockwell Collins advises

Duncan Aviation’s web-based aircraft project management system—myDuncan—recently marked its 10th birthday.

Flight departments are sources of expertise that will be needed to help companies launch drone operations.

IBM’s new unit, The Weather Company, is leveraging the Internet of Things to improve weather forecasting.

Unmanned Safety Institute, Florida police sponsor workshop

The new division enables Vision Systems to serve other industry segments more efficiently.

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The company said it will begin delivering the palletized V-22 Aerial Refueling System to the U.S. Marine Corps in 2018.

The LEMO version of the wireless Lightspeed Tango headset can now charge a spare battery from ship’s power.

The partnership integrates Passur’s live flight data with AirMap’s drone traffic alert system.

Airbus DS Electronics and Border Security is replacing 30-year-old radars at 20 airfields with the ASR aerodrome surveillance radar.

The manufacturer would assemble the M-346 Master variant in Meridian, Miss., if it wins the U.S. Air Force's T-X competition.

The agency says the U.S. national airspace system is becoming more efficient as a result of the long-running NextGen ATC modernization effort.

The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps plan to reach early operational capability of the Joint Precision Approach and Landing System in 2018.

With a new order from the Navy, the company has enlarged production capacity in New Hampshire of its Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System.

Drone Aviation Corp. said a Department of Defense customer has ordered its WATT multi-rotor tethered drone.

Trimble is divesting its Gatewing engineering and manufacturing business in Belgium to focus on aerial data collection software over platforms.

The Marlin MK2 autonomous underwater vehicle launced the collapsible fixed-wing Vector Hawk during a U.S. Navy technology exercise.

The Gulf carrier signed a letter of intent for 60 Boeing 737 Max 8s, but says it remains committed to buying Airbus A320neos.

In an 'historic and momentous' action, the ICAO Assembly meeting in Montreal adopted a global market-based measures scheme to reduce emissions.

Major drone producers Israel, Russia, China and India are not among 45 signatories to the joint declaration on the export of weaponized UAVs.

Advanced Turbine Engine Company and GE Aviation reported developments in separate U.S. Army engine development efforts.

The Aerosonde HQ adds four rotors to what is an otherwise catapult-launched small unmanned aircraft system.

The service plans to deploy the RQ-4B Global Hawk maritime derivative unmanned aircraft system in late 2017.

The FAA says its Data Comm program to implement text messaging between pilots and controllers is two years ahead of schedule.