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The new drone builds on Britain's development of the Taranis unmanned combat air vehicle and the Dassault Aviation-led Neuron UCAV effort.

Air Navigation Solutions, wholly owned subsidiary of German air navigation service provider DFS, replaces UK NATS as tower provider at Gatwick.

ITT Enidine’s products are featured on Bell’s new 525 Relentless super-medium twin-engine helicopter.

For the first time, the service released an artist's rendering of the new Long Range Strike-Bomber revealing a similar design to the B-2 Spirit.

The new variant is being developed under GA-ASI's "Certifiable Predator B" effort to build a NATO-certified production aircraft.

The Mexican government and participating institutions will fund the research for four years, studying "sustainable" biofuel feedstocks.

The 'interim' prohibition does not affect bulk shipments of lithium batteries by cargo airlines, which concerns the Air Line Pilots Association.

The Raytheon-led team will offer a variant of the Finmeccanica-Alenia Aermacchi M-346 twin-engine trainer for the U.S. Air Force requirement.

The helicopter will provide two 429s each to the Indonesian National Police and the Indonesian Ministry of Transportation.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore is the first air navigation service provider in the Asia-Pacific region to adopt spaced-based ADS-B.

Pratt & Whitney, China Eastern sign V2500 overhaul agreement.

The Naval Air Systems Command awarded Aero Dynamix a contract to deliver night-vision compatible MFDs for KC-130T tankers.

Airbus and SIA Engineering are planning their first joint maintenance maintenance venture

Cessna Aircraft (Textron, Chalet CD15)

Airbus and SIA Engineering Company are forming a maintenance joint venture.

Northrop Grumman said it will now 'get back to work' on the Long Range Strike-Bomber program, potentially worth $80 billion.

EU-backed test demonstrated how UAV can avoid aircraft.

The ‘new Ameco’ expands in MRO market.

The A-29 Super Tucano on display at the Singapore Airshow is more than a sporty turboprop

Korean company has announced agreements to cooperate on unmanned aircraft which will see it develop applications for the Thai government.

The drone debate is very polarized over the degree of control that is required

Visiting the “Abode of Peace” before the show, journalists got to see how Canada’s CAE has created a training paradise.

Why go to Silicon Valley when Northrop Grumman says it has all the right technology for the Pentagon?

The Austrian company purchased the German ADS-B station provider as part of an insolvency arrangement.

Several nations including the UK now operate reapers, but the company is looking further afield for new customers.

Airbus ATM subsidiary ProSky is working to help Chinese Airlines take best advantage of satellite navigation

Under a contract awarded last summer, Northrop Grumman will build a sense-and-avoid system engineering development model by December.

Republicans' proposal to create a separate organization to manage the nation's ATC system presents a stumbling block to FAA reauthorization.

The arsenal plane is one of the R&D efforts being pursued by the Pentagon's Strategic Capabilities Office, said Defense Secretary Ash Carter.

The National Commission on the Future of the Army has recommended that the Army National Guard keep some AH-64 Apache attack helicopters.