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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.

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

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

The supplier of small unmanned aircraft systems to the U.S. military is developing new variants of its Switchblade expendable flying missile.

The FAA, cable network CNN, BNSF Railway and PrecisionHawk will investigate beyond line-of-sight and other drone operations.

The Commerce Department is expected to amend its regulations covering the export to foreign countries of small commercial unmanned aircraft.

The agency has asked standards organization ASTM to develop standards for beyond visual line-of-sight operations and flights over people.

Thirteen years in development, the En Route Automation Modernization System now operates at 20 en route centers nationwide.

A duplicated ILS approach chart for Washington Reagan National Airport caused the iPad application software to shut down

The service seeks 44 new tiltrotors to replace the Northrop Grumman C-2 Greyhound for carrier onboard delivery mission.

The U.S. Department of Defense IG and Government Accountability Office were sharply critical of the F135 engine program.

The website Regulations.gov indicates that 4,499 responses were received for the small unmanned aircraft systems draft rulemaking

The comment deadline for the FAA's small unmanned aircraft systems notice of proposed rulemaking arrived on April 24.

The FAA has scaled back its projection of the number of U.S. airports that will be 'capacity constrained' by 2020.

The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association adds its name to the Partnership for Open & Fair Skies coalition of U.S. airlines and unions.

The Northrop Grumman-built unmanned combat demonstrator will be retired now that it has completed its final test objective.

The state-owned air navigation service provider claims to be the world's first ATC organization to manage an airport remotely.

B-1Bs will shift from the Air Combat Command to join B-2s, B-52s and LRS-B under the Air Force Global Strike Command.

An F-35A based at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., will appear midway through the event, the organizers announced.

The Sesar Deployment Alliance of airlines, airports and ATC providers recommends 110 projects to kickstart the Single European Sky.

Meeting with European transport commissioner Violeta Bulc, CEO James Hogan outlined Etihad Airways' contribution to Europe's economy.