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Super Tucano is receiving a lot of interest in the Middle East region, as Sierra Nevada partnership works out.

Parker logistics partnership with SDV will eventually help it to support Emirates around the world.

“Sustainment” work for Saudi fighters could be worth $2.5 billion to successful bidder, which could be non-Saudi.

Major programs of the $40 billion ATC modernization are making progress, officials told the Air Traffic Control Association annual meeting.

Supplemented by several federal agencies, the group is tasked with developing recommendations for the drone registry in three weeks.

The runaway airship was one of two aerostats comprising the Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor system.

The leading U.S. carrier said A4A has not supported it on key issues, including Big 3 carriers' subsidy dispute with Persian Gulf airlines.

The service chose Northrop Grumman over the team of Boeing and Lockheed Martin to build up to 100 Long Range-Strike Bombers.

The first flight of the new heavy-lift helicopter was delayed from last year by issues with its gearbox and other technical challenges.

Japan's Air Self-Defense Force plans to acquire three of the Boeing 767-based aerial refueling tankers.

The Low Altitude Traffic and Airspace Safety system is being assessed by the FAA and NASA's Unmanned Aerial System Traffic Management program.

Lockheed Martin is developing the 'Viper' configuration F-16 for Taiwan and potentially other countries, including the United States.

The service plans to soon award an engineering and manufacturing development contract for the secretive Long Range Strike-Bomber.

The carrier's management team is 'fully capable,' acting CEO Brett Hart told analysts and reporters in a conference call.

The department has appointed a task force to develop a registration process by year-end for recreational users of small unmanned aircraft.

The Thales Watchkeeper unmanned aircraft flew for three and a half hours over Wales, including for one hour within non-segregated airspace.

The number of certified professional controllers is at the lowest point in 27 years, warns the National Air Traffic Controllers Association

The service has procured 'an initial quantity' of the Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System, manufacturer BAE Systems said.

The two manufacturers said Lockheed Martin's involvement with competing teams for the Army joint multi-role demonstration is not a problem.

The service expects to award contracts next year for sustainment of Royal Saudi Air Force F-15C/D, S and new F-15SA models.

General Atomics plans to open an unmanned aircraft training academy, joining Northrop Grumman as tenants of the Grand Sky Technology Park.

The UK-based engine manufacturer will invest $584 million to renovate and upgrade its manufacturing and assembly operations.

Raytheon would play different roles on at least two of the industry teams competing for the U.S. Air Force JStars recapitalization program.

Standards organization RTCA publishes 'interim' standards for unmanned aircraft detect-and-avoid and command and control functions.

The U.S. Air Force selected Boeing as prime contractor for the Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System.

The service will award 'up to two' contracts for a two-year preliminary design phase of the engine planned for Apache and Blackhawk helicopters.

Airlines 'are being attacked for being profitable,' said Airlines for America president and CEO Nicholas Calio.

The defense ministry signed contracts for both direct commercial and foreign military sales of helicopters and supporting equipment.

The first flight of a full KC-46A tanker accomplishes a key milestone in the Air Force's decision to start building the new mission aircraft.

The Normal Aircraft Tracking Implementation Initiative recommends November 2018 as the date to track aircraft at 15-minute intervals.