FAA Vows to Hold Boeing Accountable and Revamp Safety Program
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator Mike Whitaker will tell Congress that the agency is committed to holding Boeing accountable for… Read More »
Air India Removes Crew After Door Malfunction on Bengaluru Flight
Air India has removed three cabin crew members from duty following an incident involving the mishandling of a Boeing 777… Read More »
Boeing Extends Voting Deadline for Machinists Union Contract Offer
Boeing has extended the voting deadline for its latest “best and final contract offer” after the proposal was overwhelmingly rejected… Read More »
IAM and Textron Aviation Strike Talks Could Resume
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) represents striking workers at Textron Aviation in Wichita, Kansas, and has… Read More »
SCHROTH to Equip Airbus Jets with New Cockpit Security Barriers by 2025
SCHROTH Safety Products GmbH, a leader in aviation safety equipment, is set to enhance cockpit security across major Airbus models… Read More »
Striking Machinists Union Rejects Boeing’s Final Contract Offer
As the strike by Boeing machinists enters its 11th day, the company has presented what it describes as a “best… Read More »
Chinese C919 Aircraft Undertakes High Plateau Testing in Lhasa
The C919, a domestically produced passenger jet, successfully landed at Lhasa Gonggar International Airport in the Xizang Autonomous Region on… Read More »
Supreme Court Rejects SpiceJet’s Appeal in Engine Dispute
The Supreme Court of India has upheld a decision by the Delhi High Court, rejecting SpiceJet’s attempt to overturn orders… Read More »
Textron Aviation Workers Vote to Strike After Rejecting Contract Offer
approximately 5,000 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) Local 774 in Wichita, Kansas, decisively rejected… Read More »
Boeing Strike Continues as Union Rejects Latest Offer
Boeing’s efforts to end a costly strike by more than 30,000 machinists hit another roadblock as the workers’ union rejected… Read More »
Assessing the A321XLR’s Viability in High-Demand Short-to-Medium-Range Markets
In the ever-evolving aviation industry, airlines continuously seek ways to optimize their fleets and routes for maximum efficiency and profitability…. Read More »
Beta Technologies Expands Electric Aircraft Charging Network to Three Florida Airports
Beta Technologies has officially launched new electric aircraft charging stations at three key Florida airports, enhancing infrastructure for eco-friendly aviation…. Read More »
Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 Achieves Record Speed in Progress Toward Mach 1
Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 ‘Baby Boom’ demonstrator aircraft has reached a significant milestone, recording its fastest speed yet during its fourth… Read More »
Lufthansa Technik Expands AeroShark Riblet Technology to Airbus A330
Lufthansa Technik is advancing its innovative drag-reducing technology, AeroShark, by developing a retrofit plan for the Airbus A330. This move… Read More »
Faulty Engine Component Threatened Major Damage to Cathay Pacific Airbus A350
A recent report by Hong Kong’s Air Accident Investigation Authority has uncovered a potentially disastrous defect in a Cathay Pacific… Read More »
Boeing Defense Chief Ted Colbert Exits Amid Leadership Changes
Boeing’s newly appointed CEO, Kelly Ortberg, has announced the immediate departure of Ted Colbert, head of the company’s defense unit…. Read More »
Boeing Settles Embraer JV Dispute with $150 Million Payment
Boeing has agreed to pay USD150 million to Embraer, settling an arbitration dispute over a failed commercial aviation joint venture… Read More »
Boeing Implements Furloughs Amid Machinist Strike
Boeing is taking significant steps to cut costs in response to a machinist strike that has affected its operations. CFO… Read More »
Boeing Implements Cost-Cutting Measures Amid Ongoing Strike
Boeing is taking decisive steps to “preserve cash” and “safeguard” the company’s future in light of an ongoing strike involving… Read More »
Piper Aircraft’s M700 Fury Gains Type Certification in Australia
Piper Aircraft has made headlines with the launch of its fastest single-engine plane, the M700 Fury, marking a significant milestone… Read More »
Boeing Faces Strike as 30,000 Workers Walk Off Job
More than 30,000 Boeing factory workers initiated a strike on Friday after decisively rejecting a new contract proposal, significantly impacting… Read More »
FAA Chief to Testify Before Congress on Boeing’s Quality Improvement Plan
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator Mike Whitaker is set to testify before the House Transportation Committee on September 24 regarding… Read More »