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2024-06-14T16:35:59.049582-07:00
Air Force One's First Flight Delayed to 2026, Schedule Update Imminent
Boeing is once again revising the timeline for the Presidential jetliner, with an updated schedule expected later this summer, according to an Air Force representative.
2024-06-14T12:45:38.018221-07:00
Boeing Delays 737 Production Milestone by 3 Months
Boeing communicated to suppliers that the production milestone for the 737 jet family will be delayed by three months, now targeting 42 jets per month by September instead of June. This adjustment is in response to ongoing production challenges.
2024-06-14T11:24:52.070760-07:00
Southwest 737 Max Near-Miss with Ocean Near Hawaii
In April, a Southwest Airlines flight narrowly avoided crashing into the ocean off Hawaii after weather conditions forced pilots to abandon a landing attempt.
The Boeing Company is a leading American multinational aerospace manufacturer, recognized as one of the largest global players in producing airplanes, rotorcraft, rockets, and defense systems, and is notable for being the largest U.S. exporter by dollar value. Established in 1916 and expanded through a significant merger in 1997, Boeing operates through three main divisions and is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, boasting $62.3 billion in sales for 2021.
With NASA
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2024-06-14T21:35:27.967421-07:00 •
Challenges in Discovering Liquid Water on Mars
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2024-06-14T19:28:46.280265-07:00 •
Starliner Launch Draws Future NASA Engineer
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2024-06-14T13:48:56.327661-07:00 •
F-22 Raptors Escorting SpaceX Falcon 9 at Cape Canaveral
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2024-06-14T10:12:05.063590-07:00 •
Challenges in Extracting Lunar Ice in Artemis Program
With International Space Station
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2024-06-14T09:46:17.624285-07:00 •
NASA Extends Starliner's ISS Mission for Additional Testing
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2024-06-14T07:47:01.857527-07:00 •
Boeing Starliner, NASA Crew Test Return Slated for June 22
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2024-06-13T06:00:41.043698-07:00 •
NASA Postpones ISS Spacewalk Due to Spacesuit Discomfort
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2024-06-12T19:52:23.040713-07:00 •
NASA Broadcasts False Simulation of ISS Emergency
With Singapore Airlines
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2024-06-10T19:29:01.397712-07:00 •
Singapore Airlines Compensates Passengers After Severe Turbulence Incident
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2024-06-07T01:25:30.142868-07:00 •
Riyadh Air and EgyptAir Sign Strategic MoU for Expanded Routes
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2024-06-06T13:06:50.007982-07:00 •
NCLT Approves Air India-Vistara Merger
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2024-06-05T22:25:11.118050-07:00 •
Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines Collaborate on Sustainable Aviation Fuel
With United Launch Alliance
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2024-06-13T15:00:40.794703-07:00 •
Pentagon Awards $5.6B Rocket Launch Contracts to SpaceX, Blue Origin, ULA
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2024-06-05T06:48:15.839858-07:00 •
Boeing Starliner Launches for Crew Test Flight to ISS
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2024-06-01T08:43:07.540500-07:00 •
Starliner Crew Launch Scrubbed Minutes Before Liftoff
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2024-05-30T11:08:03.522721-07:00 •
Starliner Cleared for June 1 Crew Flight Test to ISS
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2024-06-15T16:48:04.350069-07:00 •
Sun Country Boeing 737 Makes Emergency Landing in Spokane
A Sun Country Airlines Boeing 737 was forced to make an emergency landing in Spokane due to an engine shutdown. The aircraft, which was in transit, safely landed without any reported injuries.
2024-06-14T19:28:46.280265-07:00 •
Starliner Launch Draws Future NASA Engineer
A North Carolina family visited Jetty Beach in Florida to witness the Starliner launch, inspiring their son who dreams of becoming a NASA coding engineer.
2024-06-14T17:28:59.291814-07:00 •
Spike in Boeing Whistleblower Reports to FAA After Panel Incident
The FAA has received over 11 times the whistleblower reports from Boeing in the first five months of this year compared to all of 2023, following a door panel blowout incident.
2024-06-14T16:35:59.049582-07:00 •
Air Force One's First Flight Delayed to 2026, Schedule Update Imminent
Boeing is once again revising the timeline for the Presidential jetliner, with an updated schedule expected later this summer, according to an Air Force representative.
2024-06-14T12:45:38.018221-07:00 •
Boeing Delays 737 Production Milestone by 3 Months
Boeing communicated to suppliers that the production milestone for the 737 jet family will be delayed by three months, now targeting 42 jets per month by September instead of June. This adjustment is in response to ongoing production challenges.
2024-06-14T11:24:52.070760-07:00 •
Southwest 737 Max Near-Miss with Ocean Near Hawaii
In April, a Southwest Airlines flight narrowly avoided crashing into the ocean off Hawaii after weather conditions forced pilots to abandon a landing attempt.
2024-06-14T09:57:16.095849-07:00 •
Senator Grassley Investigates Boeing and FAA After 737 MAX Incident
Following a January mid-air emergency involving a 737 MAX 9, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley has initiated a new congressional inquiry into Boeing and the FAA, demanding explanations on safety measures and corrective actions.
2024-06-14T09:46:17.624285-07:00 •
NASA Extends Starliner's ISS Mission for Additional Testing
NASA and Boeing have postponed Starliner's return to Earth by at least four days to conduct further testing of the spacecraft's capabilities at the International Space Station.
2024-06-14T07:47:01.857527-07:00 •
Boeing Starliner, NASA Crew Test Return Slated for June 22
NASA and Boeing are set to return the Boeing Starliner from its Crew Flight Test mission at the International Space Station on June 22. The spacecraft will undock and perform a parachute and airbag-assisted landing in the southwestern United States, pending weather conditions.
2024-06-14T07:10:14.814376-07:00 •
Taiwan Evaluates Airbus and Boeing Tanker Options Amid Military Delegation Visits
The Taiwanese Air Force continues to review aerial tanker solutions following recent assessments from U.S. and French military delegations in 2023, reflecting ongoing strategic planning in air refueling capabilities.
2024-06-14T04:21:57.439027-07:00 •
FAA Probes Counterfeit Titanium in Boeing and Airbus Jets
The FAA is investigating counterfeit titanium, with falsified documents, found in parts supplied by Spirit AeroSystems for Boeing and Airbus aircraft. The materials originated from a little-known Chinese company, questioning supply chain integrity.
2024-06-14T04:21:15.521321-07:00 •
Boeing Details X-66A Development with PW102XG Engines
Boeing updates on the X-66A truss-braced-wing demonstrator, confirming it will use the Pratt & Whitney PW102XG engines. Developed under a NASA-backed project, this marks significant progress for the high-efficiency aircraft initiative.
2024-06-14T04:13:14.191175-07:00 •
United Airlines Expands Tokyo Narita Operations with New Intra-Asia Routes
United Airlines is leveraging its fleet of Boeing 737s to expand service from Tokyo Narita, launching new routes across Asia. This strategic move aims to test market demand and quickly adapt based on performance.
2024-06-14T03:57:07.193042-07:00 •
JD Airlines Leases Four Additional Boeing 737-800 Freighters
JD Airlines has signed lease agreements with AerCap Holdings for four Boeing 737-800 Converted Freighters, set for 2024 delivery. The aircraft will be operated by JD Logistics, enhancing the carrier's cargo capabilities.
2024-06-13T16:14:29.886649-07:00 •
Qantas Boeing 787 Unveils 'Go Australia' Livery for Paris Olympics 2024
Qantas has debuted a special livery featuring 'Go Australia' stickers on its Boeing 787 Dreamliner VH-ZNH to support the Australian team competing in the Paris Olympics and Paralympic Games 2024.
2024-06-13T16:12:19.047280-07:00 •
FAA Investigates Dutch Roll Incident on Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Max
The incident involved an unusual rolling motion potentially caused by a damaged backup power-control unit. The aircraft landed safely, and both the FAA and NTSB are conducting a detailed investigation.
2024-06-13T15:00:40.794703-07:00 •
Pentagon Awards $5.6B Rocket Launch Contracts to SpaceX, Blue Origin, ULA
The Department of Defense has named SpaceX, Blue Origin, and ULA as the winning bidders for its $5.6 billion rocket launch program, marking a significant strategic development in military space operations.
2024-06-13T14:36:37.355663-07:00 •
Boeing’s Aircraft Safety Issues Threaten Summer Travel
The fallout from the Alaska Air door panel blowout may disrupt summer travel plans as Boeing grapples with addressing continued safety concerns.
2024-06-13T13:56:54.815496-07:00 •
Boeing Delivers First Operational F-15EX to U.S. Air National Guard
In early June, Boeing achieved a significant milestone by delivering the first operational F-15EX to the U.S. Air National Guard, signaling potential growth in fighter markets.
2024-06-13T12:13:54.692297-07:00 •
FAA and EASA Strengthen Collaboration on Airplane Certification
Following a joint meeting, FAA and EASA committed to enhance joint efforts for airplane certification, incorporating lessons learned from Boeing to improve safety protocols.
2024-06-13T10:48:23.548719-07:00 •
Boeing's Market Dominance Deemed Secure by Bank of America
Bank of America's research indicates Boeing's critical role in the planemaking duopoly ensures its stability, despite ongoing industry challenges.
2024-06-13T09:24:42.222992-07:00 •
FAA Increases Scrutiny on Boeing After 737 MAX Incidents
Following a mid-air emergency involving an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 and admission of previous inadequate oversight, the FAA is heightening scrutiny and placing more inspectors at Boeing factories to ensure improved safety efforts.
2024-06-13T07:24:48.547333-07:00 •
Boeing Investigates Quality Issues with Undelivered 787 Dreamliners
Boeing is examining a quality problem involving improperly installed fasteners on the fuselages of some undelivered 787 Dreamliners, potentially impacting hundreds of jets.
2024-06-13T06:25:16.695546-07:00 •
Alaska Airlines Launches Nonstop Seasonal Route Between Anchorage and New York JFK
Alaska Airlines has introduced the longest flight in its network, offering the only nonstop service connecting Alaska and New York JFK for summertime travel. This new route enhances their extensive network from Anchorage.
2024-06-13T06:13:46.129452-07:00 •
Trump's Boeing 757: Effective Campaign Billboard Despite Limitations
While the Boeing 757's operational efficacy and interior design have faced scrutiny, the aircraft serves as an unparalleled flying campaign advertisement for Trump’s political endeavors.
2024-06-13T04:01:07.707161-07:00 •
Arajet Expands with 10th Boeing 737 MAX
Arajet continues its fleet growth strategy by adding a 10th Boeing 737 MAX, positioning the Caribbean carrier for expanded operations in the North and South American markets.
2024-06-13T01:19:45.024321-07:00 •
Qatar Airways Increases Service to Venice with Daily Nonstop Flights
The airline has resumed daily nonstop flights to Venice, increasing its weekly flights to Italy from 42 to 49 as part of its network expansion.
2024-06-12T15:43:41.104985-07:00 •
Boeing Challenges DOJ on 737 Max Compliance Violation Claim
Boeing asserts that it did not breach the compliance agreement with the US Department of Justice, following findings related to the 737 Max crashes. The company disputes the government's conclusion, according to sources familiar with the situation.
2024-06-12T15:43:37.287231-07:00 •
Industry Leaders Discuss Boeing and FAA Challenges at Airline Conference
Key discussions at the 'Flight Path: State of the Airline Industry' event highlighted ongoing issues faced by Boeing, FAA regulatory hurdles, and necessary congressional actions for the airline sector.
2024-06-11T01:34:47.013038-07:00 •
Boeing Explores Acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems Amid Challenges
Boeing aims to purchase Spirit AeroSystems, the key Wichita-based supplier responsible for the 737 aircraft bodies. This potential deal holds significant implications for Wichita's aviation sector, known for its historical ties to aircraft manufacturing.
