US investigators say they have found what they believe may be human remains amid the wreckage of adventurer RIN Fellow Steve Fossett's plane in eastern California. 
US company Pulse Engineering has introduced the world's smallest GPS antenna - its largest dimension is only 3.2 mm and it weighs just 0.033 g.
The Indian government has given the go-ahead for Gagan - the country's satellite-based navigation overlay for air traffic management. The name 'Gagan' is Sanskrit for 'Sky'.
The Civil GPS Service Interface Committee has published all the papers from its recent international meeting.
They represent the state of play of GPS, GLONASS and Galileo, as well
as a huge range of associated facilities and projects.
The GIOVE-B satellite is back online after being rocked by a surge of space radiation.
The International Air Transport Association confirms that
international passenger traffic growth slowed to 1.3% in August,
following a disappointing growth of 1.9% in July. Passenger load
factors fell to 79.2% from 81% in August 2007 last year as capacity
growth outpaced demand.
The UK CAA has confirmed that the first
approved RNAV Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) non-precision
approach for General Aviation in the UK will be introduced at Shoreham
on 20 November.
The UK Department for Transport has published it's Annual Report - Road Casualties Great Britain: 2007. It is based on accidents involving personal injury reported to the police within 30 days.
Russia's GLONASS constellation was boosted on 25 September as 3 new satellites were successfully placed in orbit.
China has launched its third manned space mission - which is to feature the country's first spacewalk. There are no products in your shopping cart.
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