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Aireon said it now has 10 firm customers and 17 memorandums of understanding to analyze its space-based aircraft surveillance service.

The Gulfstream G650ER makes this trip a treat, but accessing Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is no joy ride.

A reduction in the annual buy of F-35As by the U.S. Air Force is behind the overall cost increase, the Pentagon said.

Rules are evolving as the technology does.

The U.S. Naval Air Systems Command expects to receive seven of the improved heavy-lift helicopters over the next year.

A second prototype of the unmanned P.180 Avanti derivative returned to flight test status after a first prototype crashed in May 2016.

The Naval Air Systems Command and Special Operations Command have awarded IDIQ contracts of $1.7 billion and $475 million, respectively.

Complying with a federal appellate court ruling, the agency will delete the information it has collected on drone hobbyists—at their request.

Plans call for the Block 50 Advanced Cockpit Ground Control Station to replace existing ground stations for U.S. Air Force MQ-9 Reapers.

The Swiss company recently started flying a third prototype helicopter as it works toward European Aviation Safety Agency certification.

JSF makes statements on the air and on the ground at the 2017 Salon du Bourget, where it was the star of the show.

The agency is considering legal or legislative options after a federal appellate court said its registry for drone hobbyists is unlawful.

The manufacturer restarted production of the K-Max in 2015 for 10 helicopters; now it sees production running through at least 2019.

The investigation into the root cause of a series of physiological incidents at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona was ongoing.

Airbus and Boeing have tasked the CFM International joint venture of GE and Safran with building 800 more engines over the next four years.

The Mid-Endurance Unmanned Aircraft Systems III program has a potential value of $475 million.

Legacy CH-53 customers Germany, Japan and Israel among others are considered potential customers of the new CH-53K King Stallion.

Following an annual risk assessment exercise, the U.S. Air Force raised the possibility that first delivery will be delayed to next spring.

Elbit will also feature a new wide-area persistent surveillance system at this year's Paris Air Show.

Spain’s Center for Advanced Aerospace Technologies and the University of Seville lead project under European Robotics Challenges effort.

The U.S. Navy has P-8A Poseidon aircraft stationed on both the east and west coasts of America.

Raytheon envisions the Coyote serving ISR, strike, swarming applications.

The U.S. Air Force is due to get the first KC-46 Pegasus tanker in late 2017.

The avionics manufacturer has joined General Atomics and Northrop Grumman to test ACAS Xu software

An Aurora Flight Sciences-led team plans to fly the XV-24A LightningStrike aircraft in late 2018.

The latest iteration of the Predator B UAS has a longer wingspan with greater endurance and payload capacity

The U.S. Air Force cancelled local flying operations of the F-35A variant of the fighter to investigate the root cause of incidents.

The company announced a $180.5 million follow-on order from the Navy for its Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System.

Delair-Tech and utility company RTE said they flew a small fixed-wing drone beyond visual line-of-sight for a distance of 30 miles.

New developments slowly erode the technical advantage the U.S. military enjoys, the Pentagon states in annual China report to Congress.