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Return will end seven-month mission that began March 9 with launch from Kourou on Ariane 5 and space station docking

Low-fare airlines hope to exploit troubles plaguing network and LCC rivals

Credit tsunami hits aircraft financing, but strong balance sheets will help A&D companies weather the storm

Born in Cold War uncertainty, NASA hits 50 with new issues

Delta is mulling the Boeing 777 as a temporary replacement for the 787 order it will inherit from the Northwest merger.

The U.S. Army and Air Force are putting the finishing touches on plans for cooperating on UAVs.

The first flight of a Fire Scout with a multimode maritime radar is aimed at the Coast Guard.

Italian government representatives are meeting with Italian investor group Compagnia Aerea Italiana.

Loss would be second only to combined U.S. airlines'; IATA chief calls on leaders to prepare for high costs, lower demand

'We considered changing the competition to one based simply on the best deal for the taxpayer.'

Light-twin engine failure leaves the pilot trapped.

The decision marks a rapid reversal of Bombardier's previous position, and is not an encouraging sign for Grob's prospects.

House aviation leader says agency shouldn't have brought JPDO office under its control before checking with Congress

US Helicopter demonstrates New York-worthy resilience

Skullduggery or serving a need? A matter of perspective, it seems.

AFRA group launches this month to create standards for disassembling engines--from teardown to scrap handling.

A well organized and operated warehouse is crucial to supply chain efficiency.

The parts market creates support programs designed to slim down the supply chain.

Feedback from the front gives Land Warrior a new lease on life

Economy and innovation will be key to USAF's next-gen bomber.