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Jetliner manufacturers believe there’s merit in minimalism. They’re wary of distractions that could impede or derail pilot performance in high-stress situations. They’re also loathe to bury control of systems in multiple layers of submenus....More

Launch service operators and satellite manufacturers stand to benefit from electric-propulsion satellites....More

Today’s instruments enable pilots to better visualize their environment, but can also suffer subtle failures and lure the unprepared into hazardous situations....More

Ten down, 65 to go: Aireon has successful power-up and aircraft tracking for its first batch of satellite-based surveillance satellites....More

International Airlines Group is set to be the launch customer of Inmarsat’s European Aviation Network high-speed inflight broadband service....More

Apps can be an important revenue producer for carriers, so many in Europe are choosing to bring their development and management in-house....More

NASA, Boeing, United, Honeywell live-test new algorithms that optimize spacing between aircraft, boosting capacity at airports....More

A major solar event knocked out telegraph service in 1859, so imagine what a direct solar storm hit on Earth would do to our wired economies today....More

Once installed, the FAA’s NAS Voice System will allow controllers anywhere to communicate with pilots everywhere....More