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NASA Taps Rockwell Collins for Sonic Boom Cockpit Display

The move is part of the aerospace agency's plan to revive supersonic civil transport

Ontic Experiencing Unprecedented Growth

Ontic is expanding as growth continues to support more repair and manufacturing licensing deals.

Maintenance and Modifications

Aeropole Signs Up Three Tenants

The Payerne region is looking to attract more companies, and is establishing a spaceport there.

Pilot Shortage Turns to Crisis among Small Cargo Carriers

Regional Air Cargo Carriers Association members search for solutions

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First Leap-Powered A320neo Takes Flight

CFM reports engines performed "extremely well"

ATC Reform Snowballs On Capitol Hill

Details are scarce, but momentum grows for separating ATC from the FAA.

European Commission Struggles To Promote EGNOS Acceptance

Europe’s navigation satellite agency offering monetary incentives to airports and airlines

U.S. Airline CEOs Vow to Continue Gulf Subsidies Campaign

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

AIN Blog: Tiny Drone Does It Again

How high is the risk of a tiny drone flying in Washington, D.C. airspace?

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

UAC Starts China Leasing Group To Boost Superjet Sales

A Russian-Chinese joint venture leasing group aims to take on Superjet's Chinese rival, the ARJ-21, in its domestic market.

Qatar Airways CEO: 'No Cause' To Revisit Open Skies Pact

Fighting back against subsidy charnges, Al Baker claims major U.S. airlines are tightly controlling their preferred markets to keep prices high.

Bombardier, Pratt Ink Data Deal for CSeries

The airframer and engine maker are collaborating on a data-management service for the CSeries health-management system.

Mitsubishi Bullish on U.S., Despite Scope Concerns

If scope clauses remain in effect, the company expects it will sell more of the smaller MRJ70.

Boeing Confident About Commercial Airplane Outlook

Recent 787 order changes are 'normal fleet planning adjustments' that do not presage a cyclical change, CEO Jim McNerney says.

FAA Proposes Penalty Against Ameriflight

The agency alleges the operator flew a Beech 99 on numerous occasions when it was not airworthy.

Perth Adds Surface Movement Radar

The new radar allows controllers to see and prevent conflicts between aircraft and vehicles on runways and taxiways.

737 Max's Leap-1B Engine Begins Flight Tests

CFM International's Leap-1B turbofan for the Boeing 737 Max is on track to complete certification next year and enter service in 2017.

GE Fuel Additive Cuts Flying Costs

Company estimates that the Army saved $69 million over 10 years by using the product at Fort Rucker.

European Commission Creates Task Force on Cockpit Safety

The task force will use data from regulators and industry experts.

Swiss To Become First CSeries Operator

Bombardier CEO Bellamare calls development 'a big deal'

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