Aviation Software, Inc. v. United States
United States Court of Federal Claims
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ALLEGRA, Judge:
In this copyright infringement ease, Aviation Software, Inc. (Aviation) and Airframe Systems, Inc. (Airframe) seek damages from the United States for the latter’s use of a software program used to maintain and service government-owned aircraft. This is, in fact, one of many copyright suits that plaintiffs have filed in this regard — a fact that, as it turns out, plays a pivotal role in leading to this ease being dismissed for the reasons that follow.
I. BACKGROUND
A brief recitation of the facts provides necessary context.1
In 1979, Airframe, Aviation’s predecessor in…
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