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Aircraft
Boeing Pulls Wraps Off New Jet for Air Force's T-X Competition
The manufacturer and partner Saab of Sweden rolled out the new jet during a rousing ceremony in St. Louis.
Aircraft
Boeing Ramps Up JDAM Production To Meet Ongoing Demand
The manufacturer plans to produce 150 JDAM tail kits each day from its St. Charles, Mo., facility, and more if necessary.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
FAA Names Members of High-Level Drone Advisory Committee
Chaired by Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, the advisory panel includes senior business, association, academic and municipal leaders.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
U.S., Canada Agree to First Foreign Sale of RQ-21A Blackjack
The U.S. Naval Air Systems Command plans to deliver one RQ-21A Blackjack system consisting of five aircraft to the Canadian Army next year.
Aircraft
A400M Demonstrates Capability for Sand Runway in UK Tests
Sand is the last of three unprepared types of surfaces for which the four-engine turboprop will be certified, Airbus Defence said.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
U.S. Army Evaluates Drone for Collecting Cyber Intelligence
The service has flown the small multi-rotor drone during training exercises at the National Training Center at For Irwin, Calif.
Rotorcraft
Final MD 530Fs of Follow-On Contract Arrive in Afghanistan
MD Helicopters over the last two years has produced 24 armed MD 530F helicopters for the Afghan Air Force, in addition to earlier trainers.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
FAA Issues 76 Waivers as Part 107 Drone Rule Takes Effect
Most of the waivers granted to the Part 107 operating conditions involve night-time flights, said FAA Administrator Michael Huerta.
Regulations and Government
Staffing, Screening Issues Addressed, TSA Tells Airline Pilots
The Transportation Security Administration has plugged staffing gaps that caused long lines at airport security checkpoints this summer.
Aircraft
Japan's ANA Grounds Some 787s for Engine Inspections
The carrier cancelled several domestic flights, reportedly due to concern over turbine blade corrosion of the 787's Rolls-Royce engines.
Finance, Taxes, Insurance
USAIG Unveils Safety Program for Small Drone Operators
The initial offering under its new Performance Vector Unmanned program is an online small UAS ground school course provided by Argus Unmanned.
Rotorcraft
U.S. Interior Department Awards Contract for Quadcopters
The cabinet-level department will make the small rotary-wing drones available for use by its constituent agencies.
Accidents
Hybrid Airship Damaged in Hard Landing on Second Flight
Pilots appeared to lose control of the vehicle as it nose-divd from 100 feet
Aircraft
First LM-100J Commercial Freighter Nears Completion
Lockheed Martin expects to finish assembling the civil variant of the C-130J Hercules in the next few months and to fly the aircraft next year.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Ground Segment Upgrade Is Latest for RQ-4 Global Hawk
Raytheon will install modernized 'building-based' ground stations for the Global Hawk at Beale and Grand Forks air force bases.
Engines
U.S. Army Awards Contracts for Turbine Engine Design
GE Aviation and the ATEC joint venture of Honeywell and Pratt & Whitney will complete preliminary designs of a new 3,000 shp engine.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Stemme Subsidiary Ramps Up for Patroller Production
Ecarys will deliver 15 ES15 fixed-wing airframes to France's Sagem, which will convert them into the unmanned Patroller for the French army.
Aircraft
Air Force Awards Contract for KC-46 Production Start
Boeing will deliver 19 low-rate initial production tankers over two production lots by August 2018.
Intel Unveils 'Aero' Drone Development Platform
The semiconductor manufacturer will make the platform available to drone application developers later this year.
CNN Announces 'CNN Air' Dedicated Drone Unit
The cable television news organization has been an early adopter of using small unmanned aircraft for newsgathering.
Airlines
A4A: Airlines Edge Closer to Average Corporate Profitability
The 10 major carriers analyzed by Airlines for America collectively reported pre-tax profit of $12 billion during the first half of 2016.
Aircraft
UK To Acquire New ASRAAM Variant for F-35B Fighters
The Advanced Short Range Air-to-Air Missile will be the first British-designed missile to enter service on the F-35.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Predator Bs Tested for Ballistic Missile Defense
General Atomics said two MQ-9 Predator Bs participated in the Pacific Dragon naval exercise off Hawaii in late June.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
U.S. Navy Deploys Puma UAS From Patrol Ships, Destroyers
The hand-launched drone supports surface ships that do not have their own organic helicopter or aircraft capability, according to the Navy.
ATC
New Entity Assumes Responsibility for Argentina's ATC System
EANA is a Ministry of Transport company that provides air navigation services separately of Argentina's Civil Aviation Administration.
Regulations and Government
Budget Delay Could Slow Programs, Air Force Secretary Warns
The U.S. Air Force and Boeing potentially would have to renegotiate the KC-46 tanker program, says Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James.
Aircraft
F-16s Operate With Virtual F-22s During Training Event
The 'Distant Frontier' training event was a live, virtual and constructive system first, according to developer Northrop Grumman.
Airlines
Second Airline Equipment Failure Points to IT Issue
Weeks after Southwest Airlines cancelled 2,300 flights over a router failure, Delta Air Lines reported a system-wide failure affecting flights.
Rotorcraft
U.S. Navy Conducts Flight with Safety-critical 3D-Printed Part
The flight of an MV-22B Osprey
Engines
ICAO Is the Forum for Emissions Standards, Industry Says
Facing a possible U.S. regulation governing aircraft engine emissions, aerospace manufacturers said they are committed to global benchmarks.
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