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Qatar Airways reports $1.94 billion profit as it advances Boeing widebody deal; American weighs order for up to 65 jets

Qatar Airways carried 41.8 million passengers and reported a $1.94 billion profit while advancing a potential Boeing agreement covering up to 210 widebody aircraft. Its maintenance hub holds about $4 billion in assets and inventory; separately, American Airlines is evaluating as many as 65 widebodies.

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Emergency slide deployment briefly delays Trump’s departure aboard Qatari-gifted Air Force One

President Donald Trump’s flight to Dallas was briefly delayed at Joint Base Andrews after an inflatable emergency slide deployed on the Qatari-gifted aircraft used as Air Force One. Trump said the deployment was intentional and part of a check, while reports described it as unexpected or accidental.

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

Boeing has appointed Sean Black, the executive overseeing its Wichita operation, to lead development of the company’s future production system. The move comes as Boeing prepares the industrial foundation for an all-new single-aisle aircraft, making manufacturing strategy a central focus of the program’s early development.

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Boeing-Anduril Advance in U.S. Army Interceptor Competition as Anduril Adds Autonomy to Hypersonic Aircraft

The U.S. Army has selected Boeing and Anduril to advance to the next phase of its competition for a midrange interceptor under the Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 program. Separately, Anduril is providing autonomy software for a hypersonic aircraft startup targeting a 2027 flight test.

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