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The U.S. House and Senate by wide margins passed highway legislation containing a four-year reauthorization of the Ex-Im Bank.

The ScanEagle joins the country's diverse but small fleet of foreign-supplied aircraft, which is increasingly being pressed into service.

The stretched version of the 787-9 will seat 300-to-330 passengers and fly up to 6,430 nautical miles.

The carrier completed the first approved 330-minute ETOPS flight by flying a 777-200ER from Auckland to Buenos Aires.

A federally chartered, not-for-profit organization would run the U.S. air traffic control system better than the FAA now does, airlines say.

A sequence of events led to the December 2014 crash of the AirAsia Airbus A320, the Indonesia National Transportation Safety Committee found.

The final aircraft assembled in Long Beach is destined for the Qatar Emiri Air Force, which will operate eight of the four-engine transports.

Two years after announcing its ambition to deliver small packages by drone, the on-line retailer has released a second possible aircraft design.

Garmin said Northrop Grumman has selected its GSX 70 weather radar to equip U.S. Air Force RQ-4 Global Hawks.

While one company has released a 'SkyTracker' system to protect airports from drones, MITRE Corporation will award cash for further solutions.

The manufacturer argues that its Boeing 737-based platform will be cheaper overall to operate than smaller Gulfstream and Bombardier rivals.

Verified users will be able to unlock the Geospatial Environment Online system as needed in some locations, DJI said.

The study by the International Council on Clean Transportation found that British Airways was the least fuel efficient carrier in 2014.

The new HawkEye 7200A satellite tracking system is lighter and smaller than previous models.

The space agency and the FAA are discussing a joint approach to managing the entry of small drones into the airspace system.

The spectrum allocation approved at the World Radiocommunication Conference will support aircraft-to-satellite position reporting.

Safety foundation studies data collection, urges data sharing

System provides precision targeting and surveillance capabilities, among others.

Deliveries to the UAE Joint Aviation Command are expected to begin in 2019, AgustaWestland said.

The order is the third the low-cost carrier has placed with Airbus over the last two years.

U.S. company hopes the road is paved with orders in the Middle East market

Dan Schultz to lead new Lockheed Martin business unit formed by Sikorsky, which will remain headquartered in Stratford, Connecticut.

Unarmed UAV sale approved by U.S. congress.

Saudi jets can now be registered in San Marino

MENA Technics, which will focus on business aircraft maintenance out of Bahrain, has decided to exhibit at the Bahrain International Airshow.

Marvin Test Solutions displays handheld weapons test set.

AAR operates a helicopter fleet which helps it support U.S. Navy fleets in the Middle East and wider theater.

Italian electronics manufacturer Elettronica and the Italian air force are cooperating on the development of a podded “escort jammer”.

At the recent Association of the U.S. Army conference, the service said it is beginning a formal acquisition process.

Embraer said the KC-390 program is on track to begin deliveries to the Brazilian Air Force in 2018.