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Accident Aviation Safety & Regulation Boeing

FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

ANA 787-9 tail-struck at Houston after captain inadvertently triggered go-around switch

US investigators determined that an All Nippon Airways Boeing 787-9 captain inadvertently activated the take-off/go-around switch during touchdown at Houston after a Cat III autoland approach in fog. The resulting pitch-up caused the twinjet to strike its tail, highlighting risks during low-visibility automated landings.

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2026-09-09T11:37:18.650789-07:00

Leadership Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs) Boeing

The Air Current • Jon Ostrower

Boeing taps former Wichita chief to lead production system for next single-aisle jet

By The Air Current: Boeing is tapping Sean Black, the top executive in charge of its Wichita operation, to lead the development of its future production system, a key role as the company lays the groundwork for an all-new single-aisle aircraft.

Also: FlightGlobal

2 Sources

2026-09-09T10:21:30.603162-07:00

Honeywell Supply Chain Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)

FlightGlobal • Jon Hemmerdinger

Honeywell Aerospace CEO details supply chain snarls, reasons for revised 2026 forecast

By FlightGlobal: Currier says the firm responded "too late" to supplier problems, promises an overhaul that will benefit the company for decades.

1 Source

2026-09-09T11:07:28.672766-07:00

Supply Chain Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)

Leeham News • Admin Leeham News

GE Aerospace Moves to Secure Critical Engine Casting Capacity

By Leeham News: Free for nonsubscribers By Howard Hardee Sept.

Also: Reuters and Aviation Week

3 Sources

2026-09-09T10:05:46.878031-07:00

BizAv Europe North America

AINonline • Amy Wilder

Argus: Frax Growth Offsets Softening Demand in North America Bizav Flying

By AINonline: Europe posts second consecutive year-over-year decline.

1 Source

2026-09-09T10:20:52.094944-07:00

Antitrust North America M&A Aircraft Demand: Airline Distress & Consolidation Airlines

FlightGlobal • Graham Rapier

U.S. regulators clear Volaris–Viva merger, with Mexican approval still pending

By FlightGlobal: Mexican government commission is expected to make a decision on the deal by year's end. The merger of Mexican low-cost carriers Volaris and Viva (formerly VivaAerobus) likely won't see further scrutiny from US regulators.

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2026-09-09T09:20:49.335490-07:00

Aviation Safety & Regulation Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Policy & Regulation

SpaceNews.com • Tim Franta

The missing piece of America’s supersonic comeback could also enable inland spaceports

By SpaceNews.com: Two recent FAA actions could reshape how the United States approaches high-speed aviation and spaceflight. In July, the FAA announced a rulemaking effort to allow supersonic overland flight, implementing Executive Order 14304.

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2026-09-09T08:37:41.066644-07:00

SAF Supply Chain Policy & Regulation Sustainability & Climate Initiatives United Airlines

Skift • Tasmin Lockwood

United Airlines' CEO Wants The U.S. To Fund SAF Like It Funded Solar

By Skift: Supply chain woes have long blocked the uptake of SAF, but United Airlines’ Scott Kirby sees potential in corn and soy currently grown for biodiesel. He wants more government support to firm up the industry — but criticized Europe’s approach.

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2026-09-09T08:55:15.980468-07:00

ANA 787-9 tail-struck at Houston after captain inadvertently triggered go-around switch

Boeing taps former Wichita chief to lead production system for next single-aisle jet

Honeywell Aerospace CEO details supply chain snarls, reasons for revised 2026 forecast

GE Aerospace Moves to Secure Critical Engine Casting Capacity

Argus: Frax Growth Offsets Softening Demand in North America Bizav Flying

U.S. regulators clear Volaris–Viva merger, with Mexican approval still pending

The missing piece of America’s supersonic comeback could also enable inland spaceports

United Airlines' CEO Wants The U.S. To Fund SAF Like It Funded Solar

Captain accidentally pressed go-around switch before 787-9 tail-strike at Houston

Honeywell Aerospace CEO details supply chain snarls, reasons for revised 2026 forecast

Boeing taps former Wichita chief to lead production system for next single-aisle jet

Argus: Frax Growth Offsets Softening Demand in North America Bizav Flying

GE Aerospace Moves to Secure Critical Engine Casting Capacity

U.S. regulators clear Volaris–Viva merger, with Mexican approval still pending

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