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NanoRacks and Boeing to build first commercial airlock module for the International Space Station

NanoRacks and Boeing will build the first commercial airlock module for the International Space Station, marking a private‑sector hardware addition to the orbiting laboratory. The module represents the first commercially provided airlock to be integrated with the ISS, to be launched and installed on the station.

2026-04-01T21:01:59.196621-07:00

New York Times

Artemis II lifts off for 10‑day lunar flyby with historic, mixed‑experience crew

2026-04-01T12:41:18.008344-07:00

Reuters

Pentagon signs seven‑year framework with Boeing to triple PAC‑3 MSE seeker production; Lockheed pact runs concurrently

2026-04-01T04:51:59.110748-07:00

Alaska Airlines

Alaska unveils 787 International Business Class suites as it targets global long‑haul growth

2026-03-31T05:11:12.138905-07:00

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NanoRacks and Boeing to build first commercial airlock module for the International Space Station NanoRacks and Boeing will build the first commercial airlock module for the International Space Station, marking a private‑sector hardware addition to the orbiting laboratory. The module represents the first commercially provided airlock to be integrated with the ISS, to be launched and installed on the station.

2026-04-01T21:01:59.196621-07:00

NanoRacks and Boeing to build first commercial airlock module for the International Space Station

New York Times

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Artemis II lifts off for 10‑day lunar flyby with historic, mixed‑experience crew NASA's Artemis II launched a four-person crew — three U.S. veterans and a Canadian spaceflight rookie — on a 10-day lunar flyby, the first crewed mission beyond low Earth orbit in over 50 years. The flight validates Orion/SLS systems and probes industry roles as commercial competitors encroach.

2026-04-01T12:41:18.008344-07:00

Artemis II lifts off for 10‑day lunar flyby with historic, mixed‑experience crew

Reuters

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Pentagon signs seven‑year framework with Boeing to triple PAC‑3 MSE seeker production; Lockheed pact runs concurrently The Defense Department signed a seven‑year framework with Boeing to triple production of seekers for the Patriot PAC‑3 Missile Segment Enhancement, aligning with Lockheed Martin’s parallel agreement to surge all‑up round output. The pacts aim to rapidly expand U.S. missile‑defense inventory and industrial capacity.

2026-04-01T04:51:59.110748-07:00

Pentagon signs seven‑year framework with Boeing to triple PAC‑3 MSE seeker production; Lockheed pact runs concurrently

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Shandong Airlines to lease six 737-800s and four 737 MAX jets Shandong Airlines will lease six Boeing 737-800s and four Boeing 737 MAX narrowbodies, adding ten single-aisle jets to its roster, ch-aviation reports. The package pairs legacy 737-800s with next-generation 737 MAX types, representing a mixed leased narrowbody intake for the carrier.

2026-03-31T17:31:49.033266-07:00

Shandong Airlines to lease six 737-800s and four 737 MAX jets

Reuters

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U.S. appeals court rejects families' bid to reopen criminal case against Boeing over two 737 MAX crashes A U.S. federal appeals court denied families' request to reopen a criminal case tied to two fatal 737 MAX crashes, upholding the Justice Department's dismissal that spared Boeing prosecution on a charge linked to the accidents that killed 346 people. Families argued the government reached an improper settlement.

2026-03-31T07:45:26.732074-07:00

U.S. appeals court rejects families' bid to reopen criminal case against Boeing over two 737 MAX crashes

Alaska Airlines

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Alaska unveils 787 International Business Class suites as it targets global long‑haul growth Alaska Airlines has revealed its first International Business Class Suites on new Boeing 787‑9s — private lie‑flat suites with premium dining and Starlink broadband — debuting as the carrier launches Seattle–Rome and expands long‑haul routes to position itself as a West Coast global airline.

2026-03-31T05:11:12.138905-07:00

Alaska unveils 787 International Business Class suites as it targets global long‑haul growth

Inflight Online

Lufthansa Technik Malta completes first Boeing 787 cabin modification after 2025 widebody upgrade Lufthansa Technik Malta has completed its first Boeing 787 Dreamliner cabin modification at its European Center of Excellence for widebody base maintenance in Malta, following the facility's 2025 upgrade to handle widebodies. The project marks the centre's initial entry into 787 cabin retrofit and expands local widebody MRO capability.

2026-03-31T02:15:51.712703-07:00

Lufthansa Technik Malta completes first Boeing 787 cabin modification after 2025 widebody upgrade

Aviation Week

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Rheinmetall and Boeing Australia team up to offer MQ-28 'Ghost Bat' to Germany Rheinmetall and Boeing Australia have formed a strategic partnership to offer the MQ-28 Ghost Bat collaborative combat aircraft as an uncrewed 'loyal‑wingman' for the Bundeswehr, targeting Germany's fast‑track Luftwaffe CCA requirement and opening the door to wider European sales.

2026-03-31T00:45:43.158031-07:00

Rheinmetall and Boeing Australia team up to offer MQ-28 'Ghost Bat' to Germany

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NanoRacks and Boeing to build first commercial airlock module for the International Space Station

Artemis II lifts off for 10‑day lunar flyby with historic, mixed‑experience crew

Pentagon signs seven‑year framework with Boeing to triple PAC‑3 MSE seeker production; Lockheed pact runs concurrently

Alaska unveils 787 International Business Class suites as it targets global long‑haul growth

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