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The Persian Gulf carrier issued a statement denying any interest in India's SpiceJet, but said it is holding talks with IndiGo.

Williams was appointed to lead the FAA's newly created UAS Integration office in March 2012.

Real estate and other aerial photography applications of drones lead the first several hundred exemptions awarded by the FAA.

The recent memorandum stems from recommendations made by the International Coordinating Council of Aerospace Industries Associations.

The defense contractor plans to sell or spin-off its government IT and technical services businesses, including air traffic management.

The manufacturer will absorb an after-tax charge of $536 million due to 'higher estimated engineering and manufacturing costs' of tanker.

The 'Iris Precursor' program aims to support initial 4D flight-path control by satellite by 2018.

The manufacturer expects an Army contract decision later this year leading to low-rate initial production of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile.

Resubmitted package favors Lockheed Martin to upgrade 134 fighters, replacing earlier solution offered by BAE Systems.

Known for challenging the FAA's first enforcement action against a drone operator, Schulman joins other experts hired by the drone industry.

The facility in Aguadilla promises to generate $2.2 billion in economic impact over 30 years for the financially troubled U.S. territory.

The U.S. Navy awarded the joint venture a $332.5 million contract modification to deliver five MV-22 Osprey tiltotors.

The NTIA will convene interested parties to develop best practices for drone 'privacy, accountability and transparency.'

With European Union co-funding, €650 million in public and private investment will be applied to begin air traffic management modernization.

Swiss Post and air cargo carrier Swiss WorldCargo will evaluate using the Matternet One quadcopter for delivering parcels.

The companies said they conducted risk reduction flight tests in Israel of a Heron UAV equipped with a Thales-Elisra data link system.

A proposed fundamental change of the U.S. ATC organizational structure could come this fall in FAA reauthorization legislation.

GRTgaz selected aerial data collection firm Air Marine to operate monthly drone flights over gas pipeline in southwestern France.

CybAero signed an agreement with Aviation Industry Corporation of China to deliver 70 APID One remotely piloted helicopter systems.

The Airbus model was chosen over Boeing's new KC-46A and a Boeing 767 tanker conversion proposed by Israel Aerospace Industries.

With another attempt to renew its charter expected, the export credit agency will continue operating and managing its existing loan portfolio.

The deployment program charts the transition from research and development to implementation of the Single European Sky effort.

Aspiring airline pilots are discouraged by low entry level pay, limited career path, speakers at ALPA conference relate.

The Royal Australian Air Force started flying the IAI Heron at Rockhampton Airport in advance of a joint training exercise with U.S. military.

Controllers can now track aircraft in oceanic airspace east and west of Australia using automatic dependent surveillance-contract.

The flights were the first involving a large fixed-wing aircraft at one of the FAA's six national UAS test sites, Aurora says.

Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman announce partners, joining Boeing as bidders for new radar surveillance jets.

The field of potential contenders has been adjusted as industry awaits a formal request for proposals.

UTC added its name to the list of suppliers offering solutions for ICAO's 15-minute tracking recommendation.

The joint venture said it will show the light attack jet to multiple European air forces on its current visit.