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Pratt & Whitney flew the PW1217G for the first time on April 30.

MRJ Delays Fail To Dampen Pratt’s Celebration of PW1217G First Flight

AIN Staff

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FAA Defines Chicago NATO Summit TFR

TCAS Averts Collision in Honolulu

TCAS Helped Pilots Avert Collision near Honolulu

Bill Carey

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The “window is closing” on the final con of the 737 Max, Boeing said.

Boeing Nears Final Configuration of 737 Max Design

GE PBN in China

Performance-based Routes Validated in China

Reason Foundation Reports on Aviation Privatization

Advocate Reports No Progress in Private ATC in U.S.

Ian Goold

BAE Systems Looks to Third Parties to Boost Engineering Business

Ian Sheppard

Europe’s Regions Face Being Cut Off From Hubs

Matt Thurber

Fans Ops Mean Another LOA for Bizav

John Sheridan

GPS Jamming Prompts Renewed Interest in System Backup

Thierry Dubois

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Research Targets Ice-Repellent Surfaces

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FAA Reports Progress on NextGen Implementation

Andrew Wood

Namibia Leads the Way in MLat Implementation

Boeing unveiled a new “advanced technology winglet” design for the 737 Max on May 2..

Boeing Unveils New Winglet Design for 737 Max

Eagle’s Garton Tackles ‘Challenges’ on Multiple Fronts

Foose Offers Mixed Review of New Regs

Benet J. Wilson

AIN Interview: Mesa Air Group’s Jonathan Ornstein Looks Back, Looks Forward

Neelam Mathews

Politics appears to be standing in the way of liberalization of the Indian airline sector.

Indian Government Set To Renege on Commitment To Allow Foreign Investment in Airlines 

Issues regarding financing of aircraft; aviation insurance; tax issues for aircraft operators; new companies and people in the aviation financing and insurance industries.

Bombardier has expressed satisfaction with progress toward recruiting more interest from the leasing community.

Lessors Buoy Bombardier’s Sales Aspirations 

AA unions decry their company's resistance to a merger with US Airways. 

US Airways, American Airlines Employees Press for Merger as AMR Goes Its Own Way

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