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Kingfisher Loses Flying Rights and Airport Slots

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AgustaWestland Denies Impropriety Over Indian AW101 Sale

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GPS Industry Examines Receiver Standards, as LightSquared Ponders Next Move

The U.S. military cleared the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter to return to flight on Thursday after an engine inspection revealed a cracked turbine blade.

F-35 Fleet Cleared To Resume Flight Operations

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EADS Rules Out New Merger Talks with BAE

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Embraer Super Tucano Wins U.S. LAS Contract—Again

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Russia and India evaluate the design and future schedule of the fifth-generation Sukhoi fighter project so that further funding can be decided.

Russia, India Describe Next-Gen Fighter Plans

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