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Air India 787 investigation: thrust-control analysis and Seattle tests continue; minister says no fuel-switch anomalies found

The UK parliament has been informed that an investigation into the Air India Boeing 787 crash remains active, with thrust-control analysis continuing after the accident. The minister also said tests conducted in Seattle found no anomalies in the fuel switch, while formal progress continues to be reviewed.

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Big OEM Q2 read-through: Gulfstream/General Dynamics momentum, Boeing’s $428M loss on $24.6B revenue, and Airbus A350F first-fli

General Dynamics reported Q2 2026 revenue of $14.09 billion, led by rising Gulfstream deliveries (41) and 15.1% aerospace revenue growth. Boeing posted a Q2 net loss of $428 million on $24.6 billion revenue and ended with a record $715 billion backlog. Airbus said profit more than doubled on stronger deliveries/defense, reaffirming ~870 aircraft in 2026 and noting the A350 freighter’s initial flight plan has slipped to before year-end.

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Australia issues national SOPs for large air tanker firefighting aircraft, setting minimum retardant drop heights after 2023 737

Australia has introduced its first national standard operating procedures for large air tanker firefighting aircraft, including minimum drop heights, after an investigation into a 2023 Boeing 737 firebomber accident in Western Australia. The rules follow findings that no height restrictions were in place at the time of the crash.

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Boeing completes final FAA 737 MAX 10 certification flight, closes flight-test campaign

Boeing has completed the final certification flight for the 737 MAX 10, ending the flight-test campaign after years of development and regulatory delays. The program logged 976 flights and about 1,040 hours on the ground, with certification now pending FAA safety reviews and approval. The MAX 7/10 test efforts were completed in parallel, setting up targeted 2026 certification and 2027 deliveries.

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