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Cyber security lapses threaten the FAA's safe and efficient management of the U.S. national airspace system, the GAO found.

The Norwegian pilots union Parat began the strike on February 27 after mediation talks with Norwegian over a new labor agreement collapsed.

The U.S. Navy awarded Sikorsky and Lockheed Martin a nearly $2 billion contract for H-60 Seahawk performance-based logistics.

Airservices Australia, Inmarsat, Qantas and Virgin Australia are testing an aircraft tracking system using ADS-C at regular invervals.

The U.S. Department of Defense approved exports of BAE Systems' advanced threat infrared countermeasures systems used on Army helicopters.

Award winner has dedicated his life to the helicopter industry, beginning as an Army pilot in 1969.

The new airliner type lifted off just after 11 a.m., from Mirabel International Airport near Montreal and returned at 3:58 p.m. Eastern time.

Thales Australia will build an integrated civil and military air traffic management system under Australia's 'OneSky' program.

The flight test paves the way for installation of airborne connectivity for Sikorsky’s S-92.

Dahlen’s actions saved the lives of several firefighters during last year’s King Fire in California.

The FAA, Southwest Airlines and Boeing agreed on a plan that allows Southwest 737s to continue flying until overdue inspections are completed.

Rolls-Royce named Aerospace Industries Association chief and former FAA administrator Marion Blakey to head its North America subsidiary.

The European Commission has drafted legislation to postpone requiring controller-pilot datalink communications until 2020.

Lockheed Martin's Legion Pod incorporates the company's new generation infrared search and track system for fourth generation fighters.

Satellite surveillance provider Aireon signed an agreement with Senegal-based ATC provider to assess satellite ADS-B service over West Africa.

Lockheed Martin is discussing with the U.S. and Korean governments the F-16 upgrade originally awarded to BAE Systems.

The U.S. State Department announced a new export policy that provides for the sale of U.S.-made military and commercial drones overseas.

General Atomics said it has flown the first fully functional air-to-air collision avoidance radar for unmanned aircraft.

The Asia Pacific region is progressing toward a cooperative air traffic management environment

The FAA announced its highly anticipated and long-overdue notice of proposed rulemaking for commercial use of small unmanned aircraft systems.

Norwegian Air Shuttle's drawn out application for a U.S. foreign air carrier permit is creating drag on its bottom line.

The U.S. Naval Air Systems Command issued updated guidance for inspecting Sikorsky CH/MH-53E heavy lift helicopters.

Northrop Grumman will propose a new design for the U.S. Air Force's T-X advanced jet trainer program instead of teaming with BAE Systems with its Hawk jet.

Airservices Australia awarded Saab a contract for the second phase of its national tower technology improvement program.

The combination of Harris and Exelis will create a major supplier of IT and communications system to the U.S. government and military.

International Civil Aviation Organization member states recommended the adoption of a 15-minute position reporting standard for aircraft.

Manned-unmanned teaming of Apaches and unmanned aircraft is the U.S. Army's 'bridging strategy' to replace OH-58 Kiowa Warriors.

The FAA's budget request of $15.8 billion contains $235 million to begin rolling out data communications between pilots and controllers.

Weather firm WSI believes it has achieved a “critical mass” of daily aircraft reports to its turbulence-alerting system in North America.

The Obama administration has proposed a $585.3 billion defense budget for Fiscal Year 2016, which begins in October.