Boeing Embraces Whistleblowers, Shifts Policy Following Allegations
Boeing has recently signaled a shift in its stance on whistleblowers amidst a backdrop of serious allegations and scrutiny over… Read More »
Spirit AeroSystems Considers Capital Raise Following Challenging Q1 and Boeing Turbulence
Spirit AeroSystems, a major supplier in the aerospace sector, is exploring various liquidity options, including the possibility of entering the… Read More »
SpiceJet Granted Extended Deadline for Engine Lease Payments Amid Legal Challenges
SpiceJet, the Indian low-cost carrier based in Delhi, has been given an additional deadline until May 22 to settle a… Read More »
JetBlue Revamps Older A320-200s for Fleet Expansion Amid Engine Setbacks
JetBlue Airways is strategically revitalizing twelve A320-200 aircraft, previously slated for return to lessors, as a response to immediate growth… Read More »
FAA Launches Investigation into Boeing Over Possible Falsified 787 Inspection Records
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has opened a new investigation into Boeing following the aerospace giant’s admission last month that… Read More »
Airbus Reports 13% Increase in April Deliveries, Confirms A350F Schedule
Airbus has reported a significant increase in its aircraft deliveries for April, with a 13% rise compared to April 2023…. Read More »
China and Airbus Enhance Aviation Ties with New Memorandum of Understanding
China has taken a significant step towards strengthening its aviation industry ties with Europe through a new Memorandum of Understanding… Read More »
Embraer’s Has No Plans for Direct Competition with Boeing 737 Max or Airbus A320
Brazil’s Embraer is not presently engaged in designing an aircraft to directly rival the Boeing 737 Max or the Airbus… Read More »
Airbus Seeks Compensation to Absorb Struggling Spirit AeroSystems Operations, Sources Report
In a bid to facilitate a potential merger deal between Spirit AeroSystems and Boeing, Airbus has reportedly requested financial compensation… Read More »
China’s C919 Clears Post-Flight Safety Trials, Intensifying Competition with Airbus and Boeing
China’s domestically developed narrowbody passenger aircraft, the C919, has successfully completed a series of rigorous post-flight safety assessments. This significant… Read More »
Boeing Whistleblower Joshua Dean Passes Away Amid Safety Concerns
Joshua Dean, a former Boeing whistleblower, has tragically passed away, adding to a series of concerns surrounding safety issues within… Read More »
NetJets Secures Over 200 Bombardier Challenger 3500 Business Jets in Multi-Billion Dollar Deal
Bombardier has announced a significant sales agreement with NetJets, involving an initial purchase of twelve Challenger 3500 business jets as… Read More »
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise to Receive Half of Promised Boeing Planes This Year
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) Capital is set to receive approximately half of the aircraft originally promised by Boeing for delivery… Read More »
Airbus Prepares for Potential Lockout of A220 Workers in Canada if Contract Offer Fails
Airbus is reportedly set to lock out workers at its Canadian A220 assembly line if they reject the latest contract… Read More »
MIT Partners with Merlin to Advance Collision Avoidance Tech for Uncrewed Aircraft
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Lincoln Laboratory has joined forces with Merlin, a developer of flight automation systems, to integrate… Read More »
Turkish Airlines in Negotiations with Airbus and Boeing for 235 Aircraft Expansion
Turkish Airlines is currently engaged in negotiations with both Airbus and Boeing to procure 235 aircraft as part of its… Read More »
NASA Unveils Compact Jet Engine Capable of Fitting on a Kitchen Table
NASA, renowned for its space exploration endeavors, is also making significant strides in aviation technology with its development of one… Read More »
Seat Shortages Challenge Airlines’ Efforts to Upgrade and Attract Passengers
Airlines aiming to upgrade their fleets and captivate passengers with new cabin designs are facing a significant hurdle due to… Read More »
Software Glitch Linked to Dual Tail Strike Incidents on Alaska Airlines Boeing 737s
A critical software malfunction is identified as the cause of two tail strike incidents involving Alaska Airlines Boeing 737s, leading… Read More »
Spirit AeroSystems and Airbus Set to Discuss Takeover of Manufacturing Assets in Upcoming New York Meeting
Spirit AeroSystems Holdings and Airbus are reportedly gearing up for high-level talks regarding the potential takeover of crucial airplane manufacturing… Read More »
Boeing Seeks Additional Debt Amid Cash Burn and Credit Downgrade Challenges
Boeing has tapped into public credit markets to raise $10 billion as it continues to navigate significant financial and operational… Read More »
Airbus Set to Increase A350 Production to 12 Units Monthly
Toulouse-based Airbus is set to boost production of its A350 aircraft to 12 units per month by 2028, a move… Read More »