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The 10 major carriers analyzed by Airlines for America collectively reported pre-tax profit of $12 billion during the first half of 2016.

The Advanced Short Range Air-to-Air Missile will be the first British-designed missile to enter service on the F-35.

General Atomics said two MQ-9 Predator Bs participated in the Pacific Dragon naval exercise off Hawaii in late June.

The hand-launched drone supports surface ships that do not have their own organic helicopter or aircraft capability, according to the Navy.

EANA is a Ministry of Transport company that provides air navigation services separately of Argentina's Civil Aviation Administration.

The U.S. Air Force and Boeing potentially would have to renegotiate the KC-46 tanker program, says Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James.

The 'Distant Frontier' training event was a live, virtual and constructive system first, according to developer Northrop Grumman.

Weeks after Southwest Airlines cancelled 2,300 flights over a router failure, Delta Air Lines reported a system-wide failure affecting flights.

The flight of an MV-22B Osprey

Facing a possible U.S. regulation governing aircraft engine emissions, aerospace manufacturers said they are committed to global benchmarks.

The VH-92A program now moves to assembly, test and evaluation of the modified Sikorsky S-92 commercial helicopter.

Carriers should implement data-driven fatigue risk management systems, says the International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Associations

The Army's Rapid Equipping Force will study the CyPhy Works Persistent Aerial Reconnaissance and Communications System, a tethered hexrotor.

The need for new airline pilots and technicians will grow by double digits in both categories, the manufacturer said.

Hampered by poor weather, and with a diminishing search area, authorities from Australia, Malaysia and China have agreed to suspend the search.

The social networking company is developing the high-flying aircraft to close gaps in global Internet coverage.

The parties will develop a new system combining the Airbus Runway Overrun Protection System and Honeywell's SmartLanding technology.

The Canadian air navigation service provider last revised its rate structure in 2007, the year after it was established.

After trying to resolve an axial boom loading issue with software, Boeing has developed a hardware fix for the KC-46A Pegasus tanker.

AIN looks at the biggest opportunities for growth in small-drone flying.

The latest member of the Airbus A320neo family promises range of 4,000 nm, connecting Scandinavia to the U.S., Europe and parts of Asia.

The manufacturer did not identify those first two customers during the announcement at the Farnborough Airshow.

Harris has completed deliveries of its ALQ-211(v)9 advanced integrated defensive electronic warfare system.

Plans call for the 50/50 joint venture to supply prepreg composite materials for the empennage and floor beams of the 777X beginning in 2021.

Raytheon is pitching its T-100 proposal for the U.S. Air Force’s jet trainer replacement program as a robust training solution—with a jet attached.

Israel Aerospace Industries and avionics manufacturer Honeywell will jointly develop a “sense-and-avoid”.

Airbus Navtech have formed a new company, NavBlue, to provide flight operations and air traffic management services.

L-3 has formed a new Commercial Training Solutions division based in Crawley, near London Gatwick Airport.

“INCT is a flexible and modular, secure system that introduces new abilities to the world of enhanced mission applications.”

The flight test proved Infirno’s high-definition sensor performance and stability in the demanding rotary-wing environment.