New Predator Variants, New UAV Roles






By Guy Norris
Los Angeles

The two latest variants of the Predator unmanned aerial vehicle for the U.S. Army and Customs and Border Protection Service will move closer to initial deployment following the completion of key tests in California this month....











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NASA Plan Falls Flat In Congress






By Frank Morring, Jr.

NASA’s proposed policy turnaround faces stiff bipartisan opposition in Congress, which twice authorized the George W. Bush administration’s Constellation program with bipartisan support....











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Showdown Set Between Machinists, Pratt






By Jennifer Michels jennifer_michels@aviationweek.com
WASHINGTON

Pratt & Whitney has informed one of its unions that it will be laying off 163 of its members at the same time it appeals a court ruling that prevented it from closing its Connecticut plants and moving those jobs and others to Georgia and overseas....











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Raytheon Explores Options For Astor






By Douglas Barrie
London

Electronic warfare and maritime surveillance are among the new roles being eyed for Raytheon’s Astor aircraft, as designers look to exploit the inherent capability of the platform....











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NTSB Eyes Texas, Arizona Helo Crashes






By Kerry Lynch

Two recent helicopter accidents – one involving an emergency medical services practice run in Texas and a second carrying corporate executives in Arizona – claimed the lives of all eight people aboard, including the chairman of one of the nation’s largest food services distributors, Services Group of America....










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