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Financial Times • Robert Wright

DGCA Clears Air India 787 Dreamliner Fleet After Ahmedabad Crash Inspections

In enhanced inspections following the June 12 Ahmedabad crash that killed 241 on AI171, India’s DGCA reported no significant safety defects across Air India’s Boeing 787 fleet. With Dreamliners cleared, investigators now turn to the recovered black boxes to determine the cause of the aircraft’s first hull loss.

2025-06-17T11:27:38.646342-07:00

United Press International

New Delhi-Bound Air India 787-8 Returns to Hong Kong Over Technical Glitch

2025-06-16T10:19:36.088292-07:00

Air Data News

Airbus Secures First Paris Air Show 2025 Orders as AviLease Commits to 77 Jets

2025-06-16T01:55:31.123005-07:00

Financial Express

Air India 787-8 Flight 171 Crashes After Takeoff from Ahmedabad, 241 Dead and One Survivor

2025-06-12T08:53:24.625223-07:00

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737 MAX Victims’ Families Move to Block Boeing’s Deferred Prosecution Deal Relatives of the 346 people killed in the Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crashes filed a motion this week in federal court, urging a judge to reject Boeing’s deferred prosecution agreement with the Justice Department that shields the manufacturer from criminal fraud charges.

2025-06-18T13:35:47.625598-07:00

737 MAX Victims’ Families Move to Block Boeing’s Deferred Prosecution Deal

The War Zone

Boeing Weighs C-17 Globemaster III Production Restart Amid Airlift Shortfalls Boeing is in discussions to restart production of the C-17 Globemaster III heavy airlifter to meet demand for rapid, short-field military cargo operations. Industry experts warn that reestablishing the production line would entail overcoming complex supply-chain, tooling and regulatory hurdles.

2025-06-18T12:27:21.102782-07:00

Boeing Weighs C-17 Globemaster III Production Restart Amid Airlift Shortfalls

AINonline

Boeing Begins Next-Phase Upgrades for AH-64 Apache and CH-47 Chinook Boeing has initiated a new phase of enhancements for its AH-64 Apache attack helicopter and CH-47 Chinook heavy-lift platform. The programmes will refine avionics, powerplants and mission systems to improve performance, survivability and interoperability for current and future operational requirements.

2025-06-18T07:12:02.323822-07:00

Boeing Begins Next-Phase Upgrades for AH-64 Apache and CH-47 Chinook

FlightGlobal

Boeing Global Services chief plots ‘conservative’ growth following ‘bad chapter’

2025-06-18T05:13:00.871580-07:00

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Investigators: Air India 787’s Ram Air Turbine Activated Before Ahmedabad Crash Investigators believe the Ram Air Turbine emergency-power system engaged moments before an Air India Boeing 787-8 crashed after takeoff from Ahmedabad last week, sources tell the Wall Street Journal. The activation points to a significant main electrical failure, prompting scrutiny of engine performance, power-loss scenarios and maintenance history.

2025-06-17T22:23:06.114622-07:00

Investigators: Air India 787’s Ram Air Turbine Activated Before Ahmedabad Crash

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Boeing resumes aircraft deliveries to China Boeing has resumed deliveries of its commercial jets to Chinese carriers, restoring a key supply pipeline disrupted earlier this year and restarting handovers in its second-largest market.

2025-06-17T22:22:20.481566-07:00

Boeing resumes aircraft deliveries to China

Royal Aeronautical Society

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Airbus, Leonardo and De Havilland Seal Paris Show Day 2 Orders as FCAS Rift and Embraer’s EU Push Dominate Day 2 of the Paris Air Show slowed to a selective pace, with Airbus, Leonardo and De Havilland clinching a handful of orders. Meanwhile, tensions flared over Europe’s FCAS programme and Embraer signalled deeper engagement in the continent’s defence and industrial partnerships.

2025-06-17T21:19:12.432020-07:00

Airbus, Leonardo and De Havilland Seal Paris Show Day 2 Orders as FCAS Rift and Embraer’s EU Push Dominate

Air & Space Forces Mag

B-52 Re-engining Program Delayed by Inlet Redesign The US Air Force’s effort to re-engine its B-52 Stratofortress fleet has hit a setback after inlet design issues forced the critical design review to slip into next year. The delay threatens planned swaps of aging TF33 engines for modern turbofans and may drive up costs.

2025-06-17T17:04:47.876599-07:00

B-52 Re-engining Program Delayed by Inlet Redesign

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