Visitors inspect a Thrush S2R-T660 turboprop border patrol aircraft, outfitted by ArchAngel.
The biennial Dubai Air Show now underway has it all - except the gigantic aircraft orders that manufacturers need to keep their assembly lines humming.
So far it's seen just a fraction of the $179 billion haul that was landed two years ago.
Planemakers and airlines signaled they expect relatively few further deals at the expo as the industry pauses to digest a record number of new planes.
It's not all bad news: Boeing's order book will last eight years, while Airbus has about a decade of slots full.
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The exhaust outlet of an Embraer SA Legacy executive jet.
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