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The Canadian manufacturer reports 428 firm orders for the 90-seat CRJ900 regional airliner.

Retired F/A-18s recovered from the aircraft 'boneyard' at Davis-Monthan AFB will be returned to service with the U.S. Marine Corps.

Boeing is supplying the light attack helicopter to the Saudi Arabia National Guard under a 2014 foreign military sale.

Release of the third development version of the Autonomic Logistics Information System will coincide with the end of the F-35 development phase.

The U.S. Army is divesting 340 Bell OH-58D Kiowa Warriors as a consequence of its 2013 Aviation Restructure Initiative.

Lockheed Martin is proposing the variant of the Korea Aerospace Industries T-50 Golden Eagle for the U.S. Air Force's T-X trainer requirement.

The airline will install ADS-B Out and space-based ADS-B capability during cabin interior modifications beginning in August.

The agency has signed cooperative research and development agreements to test counter-drone systems from several companies at selected airports.

Technical issues with the refueling boom and drogue systems have caused the service to postpone its Milestone C production decision to August.

The Pentagon is evaluating the 'Tether Eye' tethered drone to combat terrorism. The Navy will equip submarines with tube-launched 'Blackwing.'

The Air Force will release a strategic plan for using smaller unmanned aircraft systems than it has traditionally operated.

Amazon Prime Air's ambition is to deliver packages by small drones in an airspace system with multiple, overlapping controllers.

The low-altitude system NASA is developing through the UAS traffic management project will inform any airspace restructuring, the FAA says.

Nearly all of the 117 Shadow systems operated by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps are under contract for the V2 upgrade, Textron Systems says.

The order is the largest in Bombardier Commercial Aircraft history and represents a 'major endorsement' of the challenged CSeries program.

Airlines have not made a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions over the past several years, University of Warwick study finds.

The 767-2C baseline tanker will be used for environmental control system and smoke penetration testing, Boeing said.

The airworthiness directive requires that airplanes with two GEnx-1B PIP2 engines have one fixed or replaced in 150 days.

The delivery to JetBlue came three years after the European manufacturer broke ground on the $600 million plant in Mobile, Alabama.

All six FAA-sponsored unmanned aircraft system test ranges participated in the demonstration of NASA's UAS Traffic Management system.

The Autonomic Logistics Information System may not be fully ready as the F-35 reaches key milestones, says the Government Accountability Office.

The Department of Transportation issued a show-cause finding that approves Norwegian Air International's application to fly to the U.S.

Price ranked highest in importance to 86 percent of the respondents to A4A's first 'Status of Air Travel' survey in nearly two decades.

Raytheon will build 15 engineering development models and 14 mechanical test pods of the Next Generation Jammer, its new electronic warfare pod.

The Pentagon and the Drug Enforcement Administration spent $86 million over seven years to modify a counternarcotics plane that hasn't flown.

Boeing and the U.S. Air Force have revised the KC-46A program schedule to extend developmental flight testing, compress deliveries.

The 76-seat jet and Horizon's current fleet of Bombardier Q400 turboprops will operate alongside each other 'for the foreseeable future.'

Compared to other engine programs, the GE9X first engine to test milestone happened earlier in the development process, GE Aviation said.

The heavy bomber will be based in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility for the first time since 1991.

Saudi Arabia overtook Russia as the third largest spender on military activities and equipment in 2015, following the U.S. and China.