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U.S. Navy Orders Additional MQ-8C Fire Scouts
Aircraft
Darpa Seeks Proposals for VTOL Demonstrator
Sesar Program's Patrick Ky Named to Lead EASA
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
AUVSI Forecasts Economic Impact of UAS Industry
UAS will generate $13.6 billion in three years
Growth in Commercial Air Travel Is Slow, FAA Says
Fifty Applicants Respond to FAA's UAS Test Site Call
Aircraft
KLM Begins Biofuel Flights Between New York, Amsterdam
NTSB Issues Interim Report on JAL 787 Battery Incident
FAA Plans to Protect 'Maximum' Travelers in Making Cuts
Sequester’s Impact on U.S. Airports Could Be Significant
ATC
Europe’s Sesar Program Remains a Research and Development Effort
Aircraft
U.S. Congress Looks to Next Deadline as Sequestration Starts
Aircraft
F-35 Fleet Cleared To Resume Flight Operations
The U.S. military cleared the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter to return to flight on Thursday after an engine inspection revealed a cracked turbine blade.
Sierra Nevada Claims USAF Contract for A-29 Super Tucano
ATC
Controllers Union: Sequestration Will Affect Traveling Public
Briefing Offers Glimpse of FAA's UAS Concept of Operations
ATC
U.S. Transportation, Security Officials Warn of ‘Sequestration’ Impact
ATC
Airlines, Airports, ANSPs Cooperating, Says Canso’s Poole
Aircraft
Cracked Turbine Blade Grounds F-35 Fleet
The U.S. military grounded its fleet of Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighters after a routine engine inspection revealed a cracked turbine blade.
Aircraft
U.S. Army Cancels LEMV Surveillance Airship
Aircraft
Boeing, Elbit Partner To Offer DIRCM Systems
Sesar Joint Undertaking Issues Call for RPAS Demonstrations
Boeing Signs UAS Teaming Agreement in UAE
ATC
Single European Sky Effort Is Deficient, Says IATA’s Tyler
Engines
F-35B Cleared to Resume Flights
The U.S. military cleared the F-35B short takeoff/vertical landing (Stovl) variant of the Joint Strike Fighter to resume flight operations last week.
Embraer, Elbit UAS Venture Welcomes New Shareholder
FAA Issues Request for UAS Test Site Proposals
ATC
New Eurocontrol Chief Proposes Sharing Sesar Initiatives
Singapore Aviation Authority, Airbus ProSky Sign R&D Agreement
ATC
ICAO President Demands Better ATM Cooperation
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