Bloomberg
• Allyson Versprille
A new investigative report on United’s Newark Liberty incident says the first officer cautioned the captain that the aircraft was “slow and a little low” while approaching the runway. Investigators conclude the copilot recognized the low approach profile but did not call for an aborted landing in time.
Flying Magazine
• Jack Daleo
By Flying Magazine: NASA in 2021 awarded GE Aerospace a five-year, $260 million contract to demonstrate the technology for single-aisle aircraft.
ch-aviation
• Daniel Martinez Garbuno
By ch-aviation: This article is only available with a subscription for Commercial Aviation News, Operator & Airport Data.
The Air Current
• Julie Johnsson
By The Air Current: Boeing is exploring increasing production of its 737 aircraft family well beyond the peak 63-jet monthly rate that it has publicly disclosed, a lofty target that would test the resilience of the supply chain it shares with rival Airbus as well as airlines’ ability to absorb record deliveries.
Runway Girl
• Mary Kirby
By Runway Girl: RAA President & CEO Faye Malarkey Black testified at today’s House Aviation Subcommittee, urging Congress to strengthen rural air service.
AINonline
• Matt Thurber
By AINonline: System tracks and shares information with all appropriate parties.
FlightGlobal
• Ryan Finnerty
By FlightGlobal: The electric aviation start-up is focused on achieving FAA certification for its conventional CX300 aircraft over the next year, with the A250 eVTOL soon to follow.
Reuters
• Tim Hepher
By Reuters: Qantas is in talks with planemakers over a possible order for around 20 Airbus or Boeing wide-body jets, industry sources said.
