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Boeing 737 Max 10 certification path clears after FAA dismisses software glitch as non-safety-critical

Certification of Boeing’s 737 Max 10 appears back on track after the FAA determined that a software glitch potentially affecting some Boeing narrowbodies is not safety critical. That assessment reduces the prospect of another lengthy delay, though the available report does not specify a revised certification timeline.

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U.S. awards Boeing $14.7B Patriot seeker contract as DoD funds Kymeta terminal upgrades and Rheinmetall-Iceye starts German SAR

Boeing’s contract supports plans to triple production of PAC-3 MSE seekers for Patriot interceptors, while the Pentagon is funding Kymeta to add edge computing, software-defined radio and RF sensing to its Osprey u8 terminal. Separately, Rheinmetall-Iceye has begun production of military SAR satellites under a 40-satellite German order.

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Aerospace forums and trade shows spotlight testing, Middle East growth, African space and defense systems

Coverage from 2026 aerospace events spans hybrid testing, AI and data at the Aerospace Test & Development Show; Boeing’s view that Middle East traffic will rebound, with widebody demand remaining strong; South Africa’s record company presence at IAC; and Elbit Systems’ planned showcase of unmanned, ISR, precision-fire and electronic-warfare capabilities in Marrakech.

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Trump says additional threats prompted U.S. withdrawal of B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford

President Donald Trump said the United States pulled its remaining B-1B Lancers from RAF Fairford after receiving additional threats. A German-language report characterized the threat as a planned Iranian drone attack targeting personnel at the base; the UK government said the installation remained safe after the aircraft departed.

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Boeing wins U.S. Navy’s next-generation fighter contract, drawing on carrier-jet experience and upgrade-focused design

Boeing’s selection for the U.S. Navy’s next-generation fighter reflects years of investment, decades of carrier-based fighter experience and a design approach aligned with the Pentagon’s push for aircraft that are easier to upgrade, according to people familiar with the competition. The win follows another Navy fighter contract.

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British Airways 777 returns to Heathrow after 28,000-foot emergency descent over Ireland

A British Airways Boeing 777 bound from London to Chicago returned to Heathrow after a reported cabin pressurization problem prompted an emergency descent over the Irish Sea. The aircraft descended 28,000 feet in seven minutes; passengers reportedly used oxygen masks, and the plane circled for four hours to burn fuel before landing.

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