Boeing hoping to deliver 35 more 777Fs beyond 2027 deadline
Boeing is seeking to produce, certify and deliver thirty-five more 777Fs after Jan. 1, 2028, when the 777F no longer ...
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U.S. aims to become global leader of AAM operations
The United States has set its sights on becoming a global leader of advanced air mobility after releasing its national ...
DOT, FAA pick Peraton for air traffic control system overhaul
The U.S. DOT and FAA have selected Peraton as the prime integrator for the $32.5 billion revamping the country’s air ...
Podcast: Experts weigh in on UPS 2976 crash
Airlines lose control when they outsource heavy maintenance, and that could be the root cause of the fatal crash of ...
70 Western Global pilots remain furloughed as MD-11s stay grounded
Western Global Airlines has furloughed about seventy pilots and provided no timeline for when they may return, a furloughed pilot ...
Operators may increase in-house heavy maintenance after UPS MD-11F crash
Carriers may look to insource more heavy maintenance work as the NTSB investigation into the fatal Nov. 4 crash of ...
UPS, FedEx scramble to shore up networks drained by deadly crash
United Parcel Service Inc. and FedEx Corp. are working to secure enough freighters as they grapple with a ban on ...
ZeroAvia obtains hydrogen engine design organization approval
ZeroAvia has become the first hydrogen-electric power plant developer to obtain design organization approval. The design organization approval (DOA) from ...
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