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Current plans call for Boeing to deliver the final EA-18Gs in 2016, but the 22 Growlers the Navy requested would extend that through 2017.

Premier Gate business aviation terminal represents one step in a detailed plan by Japan’s Civil Aviation Bureau to promote business aviation.

The U.S. Navy is taking a “layered approach” to meeting the see-and-avoid requirement until it finds a technology solution.

Modified bulkheads will address cracking issues in early production versions of the Joint Strike Fighter.

The digital launcher will let the Seahawk carry a variety of weapons and engage a larger set of threats.

The airline is preparing for a significant increase in traffic in the coming years.

The company could be hiring as soon as next year as the engine moves into production.

The service will operate the aircraft in tandem with smaller Hermes 450s it already uses.

The U.S. Air Force should consider buying the British-made Brimstone for its Reapers, said a British official.

Deputy COO Teri Bristol will take over as COO of the agency's ATO.

The Republic of Korea Air Force is set to take 60 copies of the Joint Strike Fighter.

The European Parliament approved the amended Single European Sky (SES) legislation known as SES 2+ on March 12.

Sikorsky Aircraft anticipates contracts this year from the Air Force for its combat rescue helicopter and from the Navy for a presidential helicopter.