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Northrop Grumman was awarded a five-year contract in 2007 valued at up to $462 million for

Boeing was awarded a $247 million contract last October to begin low-rate initial production (LRIP) of the Apache Block III.

he U.S. Army wants companies vying for its armed aerial scout (AAS) requirement to demonstrate their proposals

Aerospace Products International (API) announced this summer that its subsidiary in Shanghai, China, received Class-A enterprise certification from China C

Flight data provider Passur Aerospace (Booth No.

Engine MRO specialist Precision Turbines recently won several contract renewals as a result of its support of customers’ maintenance ope

The competition is under way to provide air-ground data communications in U.S. domestic airspace

“Pressing challenges remain” in the FAA’s progression to the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen),

The first of eight P-8I maritime patrol aircraft that Boeing is building for the Indian navy made its initial flight

Engineering modification house Ikhana Aircraft Services (Booth No. C7116) expected to receive FAA supplemental type certification (STC) of its DH-6 Twin Ot

Demonstrating its technological range and capabilities, UK-based Cobham (Booth No.

Wing-tip extensions–known as winglets–that reduce aerodynamic drag and improve fuel efficiency and range have become familiar features on a variety of busi

Daniels Manufacturing (Booth No.

Aerosonic received a new order from Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) to supply air data systems for T-50 Golden Eagle jet trainers.

Aerion Corp. says it has gained traction among aircraft manufacturers with its new aerodynamics consultancy–Aerion Technologies.

The FAA faces significant challenges in achieving the vision of the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen), government and industry panelists

The expected release in December of a proposed rule governing the operation of small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) in the U.S.

Satellite communications provider Iridium may make space available on its next-generation satellites for automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast

Southwest Airlines’ ambitious fleetwide implementation of required navigation performance (RNP) operations is making slow progress

The Obama administration decided against selling 66

The U.S.

Satellite communications provider Iridium is in discussions with other aerospace companies and air navigation service providers to equip its next generatio

With a narrower pipe but greater reach for voice and data than its rival Inmarsat, the Iridium satellite network is becoming increasingly relevant for airc

The U.S.

BAE Systems named Northrop Grumman its manufacturing partner to offer the Hawk Advanced Jet Trainer System (AJTS) for the