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UltraFan engine is a geared design based on technology that could be ready for service in 2025.

U.S. Air Force Secretary revealed the thinking behind missing yet another major air show with the F-35 as it nears initial operating capability.

Star Safire 380-HD selected as preferred electro-optical system for the H145 T2 and H135 P3/T3.

Lockheed Martin seeks more certainty over production rates for the F-35 fighter.

Liftec will serve as the company’s sales representative for eastern Europe, CIS and the Baltic states.

The avionics manufacturer demonstrated its SmartRunway and SmartLanding systems on a flight from Paris Le Bourget Airport.

CAE and General Atomics developing the high-fidelity mission trainer specifically for Italian Air Force Predator A and MQ-9 Predator B.

Eurostars program provides funding for innovative research projects that have partners from two or more participating countries.

Upstart and legacy manufacturers of unmanned aircraft systems exhibit side by side at AUVSI conference.

Range of suppliers say that 15-minute standard is doable as future GADSS system is developed.

Boeing is upgrading the French fleet of AWACs aircraft, which are seeing the venerable 707 airframe still going strong.

JSF manufacturer is chipping away at the unit cost of the aircraft.

French studies are investigating how remotely piloted aircraft can be integrated into the air traffic management system.

Lockheed Martin advances the F-35 Autonomic Logistics Information System, updates software, defers downlink.

U.S. government investigations highlight cost and reliability issues with the F-35 powerplant.

FedEx and JetBlue are among airlines urging the U.S. government to leave intact open skies agreements with UAE and Qatar.

The treaty organization expects to begin operating the NATO-1 Global Hawk from Sigonella Air Base, Italy, in 2017.

The 767-2C 'provisioned freighter' flew for the first time with an aerial refueling boom and wing refueling pods installed.

David Melcher succeeds Marion Blakey as chief executive of the Aerospace Industries Association, representing major U.S. aerospace companies.

National Aeronautic Association awarded Gulfstream Aerospace the prestigious Robert J. Collier Trophy on June 3 for its development of the G650.

Months after Lockheed Martin unveiled its 'Legion Pod,' Northrop Grumman introduces a new sensor pod with infrared search and track system.

Germany's DFS announced a contract with Frequentis that will make Saarbrücken Airport the country's first remote-controlled airport.

Spun off from ITT Corp. as an independent company in 2011, Exelis is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Harris Corp.

The Prognostics and Health Management downlink has been deferred for later development, according to the F-35 Joint Program Office.

The agency said its aviation rulemaking committee is a response to Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 and Germanwings Flight 9525.

The manufacturer will start production in Mesa, Ariz., for international AH-6i light attack helicopters the Saudi National Guard requires.

The manufacturer's "Off-Boeing" program unit in St. Louis is vying to supply a new mission computer for U.S. and international F-16s.

The hydrogen-powered Phantom Eye shows the potential of a 'stratospheric, persistent directed energy platform,' says Phantom Works chief.

The CEOs of American, United and Delta airlines said they want the U.S. government to conduct a formal consultation with UAE and Qatar.

The helicopter manufacturer is building a production kit version of the autonomy system developed under its Matrix research program.