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The company's techs will now be able to dispatch from eight cities in the U.S.

The U.S. Air Force awarded the companies contracts to develop RF countermeasures for AC/MC-130Js by November.

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Two Falcon 2000 series aircraft were outfitted with the Pro Line 21 at Jet Aviation Basel.

The agreement extends the Lithuian company's partnership with Future Metals to 16 countries.

The original controller training contract, issued to Raytheon, was awarded in 2008 and updated in 2010.

Despite a softening commercial market, airframers do not appear to have scaled back their investment in technology.

While the culmination of several long campaigns this year looks like progress, the path to reaching this point didn’t track as straight as some had hoped.

Italy's D'Appolonia says its new Fly-Bag is lighter and more flexible than existing explosives-protection equipment.

The Bad Elf Kickstarter offers four configurations of a new portable, low-cost ADS-B IN receiver.

Lufthansa to take first airplane in 'a few weeks'

No agreement meeting India’s desire to acquire the S-400 air defense system was signed.

The new twinjet will arrive in Brussels in January, ready for charter service.

Court upholds German government's decision to rescind code-share rights on 29 routes

Court imposes three years of probation and a $100,000 fine.

The new Notam applies to foreign-registered aircraft weighing fewer than or equal to 100,309 pounds.

A natural-flow laminar wing is due to be fitted to an Airbus A340-300 flight test aircraft.

Deadline for Stage 3 noise compliance was Dec. 31, 2015, and now all Learjet 20 series can be modified to meet the requirement.

The company had plans to build a VTOL business aircraft and drones. Neither materialized.

The rule change would allow AMT schools to amend curriculums using a simpler process.

But the Russian helicopter could face new competition from the relaunched Airbus helicopters H215 to be built in Romania.

The Association has represented the aviation business industry since it was formed in the run up to the U.S. entry into the Second World War.

Troubled program will eventually comprise nine each for SAR and ASW.

The study by researchers at Dartmouth College and MIT recommends the Department of Transportation modify the current tarmac delay rule.

When ADS-B is fully implemented, ATC infrastructure will finally realize all the benefits that GPS promised 25 years ago.

New engines, avionics and systems are providing incremental improvements in performance and efficiency.

Model aircraft and drone operators are facing new local restrictions on where they can fly.

United Airlines is expanding services to secondary Chinese cities while seeking to grow Indian service in alliance with Air India.

The company will build and test a medium-sized unmanned aircraft that would be capable of operating from U.S. Navy destroyers and other vessels.

With its acquisition of Landmark, Signature will have nearly 200 locations worldwide.