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Airline Executives Defend ATC Reform at U.S. Chamber Event

'Those who understand the system best' support the establishment of an independent ATC organization, said American Airlines CEO Doug Parker.

C Series Completes European Route-Proving

CS100 conducts flights between 30 city pairs

Saab Joint Venture Opens Unmanned Aircraft Plant in Sweden

UMS Skeldar offers a product line of fixed- and rotary-wing small unmanned aircraft for military and civilian applications.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Airlines Step Up Pressure on OEMs’ Aftermarket Model

IATA Files complaint with EU over supplier control of repair market

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ATR Studies All-Electric Architecture for Turboprops

A prototype ATR 72 has completed a 15-hour test campaign in the framework of Europe's Clean Sky research project.

U.S. Airlines Seek More Ready Access to China

MOU between A4A and China Air Transport Association designed to extend dialogue over market access

U.S. Air Force Postpones RFP for T-X Trainer to December

The service said its effort to refine the RFP language under its 'Bending the Cost Curve' initiative has taken longer than expected.

U.S. Congress Passes FAA Extension

This extension will give the House and Senate time to reach agreement on a long-term FAA reauthorization bill.

Regulations and Government

Unmanned Aircraft Training, Staffing Challenge U.S. Air Force

The service is taking steps to relieve the strain on its remotely piloted aircraft force, but faces difficulty maintaining operations tempo.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Investigators Probe FDR from Destroyed FlyDubai 737

Efforts underway to retrieve information from badly damaged cockpit voice recorder

U.S. Navy Readies Requirements for Unmanned MQ-25 Stingray

The new unmanned aerial refueling aircraft will have lesser capability than its UClass predecessor, but with growth potential.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

First U.S.-Made Airbus Airliner Flies

A321 destined for JetBlue takes off from Mobile, Alabama

AIN Blog: Aerospace Technology Takes Center Stage at Pitch Session

Starburst Accelerator is opening the doors for aerospace entrepreneurs and technology developers.

Flydubai 737 Crashes on Approach to Rostov-on-Don

All 62 passengers and crew were killed on Flydubai flight FZ981 from Dubai to Rostov-on-Don.

MBDA Plans Brimstone 2 Missile Trial on AH-64 Apache

Initial operational capability of Brimstone 2 on Royal Air Force Tornados is scheduled this spring, with later clearance on Eurofighter Typhoon.

Airbus To Build Pilot and Maintenance Training Center In Delhi

Facility to support accelerating airline growth in India

Training and Workforce

Hypersonic Aircraft Are Ongoing Allure for Lockheed Martin

The defense contractor is advancing multiple platforms that would travel at or beyond Mach 5.

Abu Dhabi Preclearance Facility Marks One Million Passengers

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection preclearance facility opened in January 2014 despite opposition by U.S. airline industry groups.

Regulations and Government

Lockheed Martin Focused on F-35A Initial Operating Capability

The manufacturer is working to support the U.S. Air Force's planned declaration of F-35A initial operating capability by August.

FAA Reauthorization Bill Advances in Senate

The Commerce Committee approved the comprehensive FAA reauthorization bill as a short-term extension is signed off in the House.

Regulations and Government

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