Etihad Airways says it's restructured planned airplane purchases from Airbus, Boeing amid financial turbulence
Satellite images suggest Iran has attempted a second satellite launch despite U.S. criticism of its program
Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency is reporting that a fire in the country's space research center has killed three scientists
The Indian air force says one of its Mirage 2000 trainer aircraft has crashed while taking off after being upgraded by a state aerospace company, killing the two pilots
India and South Africa will boost ties in key areas such as defense, maritime security and trade under a three-year strategic exchange program
Iran launches satellite-carrying rocket despite US objections, though device fails to reach orbit
AP Explains: In Yemen, where US once owned the sky with its drones, Shiite rebels increasingly deploy them in civil war
Bomb-laden drone flown by Yemen's Houthi rebels kills at least 6 during military parade near southern port of Aden
Yemen's government says the drone attack on a military parade held at a military base belonging to the Saudi-led coalition and its allies was a "blatant challenge" to the international community by the country's Shiite rebels
Iran's president says the Islamic Republic soon will send two new satellites into orbit using Iran-made rockets, despite U.S. concern the launch could help further develop its ballistic missiles