The Boeing 737 Max software issue that was in the spotlight this week is only one of many bugs that have led U.S. airlines to ...

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The U.S. airline industry was counting on the death of Spirit Airlines. That’s not an ideal outcome for the Trump administration, however. With the U.S. midterm elections looming, the White House ...

Airbus is alerting its airline customers to a quality defect that could reduce corrosion resistance inside the fuselage ...

The Pentagon is rapidly procuring small hybrid-electric drones to fill a critical surveillance capability in the Middle East.

Leave this field empty if you're human: Boeing faces a new setback to its efforts to launch the final two 737 Max models into commercial service after years of delays: a flight management software ...

As key commercial customers add their voices to calls for new leadership at Boeing, behind the scenes, there are growing concerns at the upper echelons of the Department of Defense about the direction ...

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When Bryan Bedford, then Republic Airways CEO, arrived at the White House early last year to interview for administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, he was asked by President Donald Trump ...

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Recently confirmed Federal Aviation Administration chief Bryan Bedford is planning to restructure his sprawling 46,000-strong agency in a bid to fix what he sees as a siloed organization without a ...

SEATTLE – Every Wednesday, thousands of Boeing engineers show up to work in red shirts emblazoned with a pointed message for the plane maker’s executives: “No Nerds, No Birds.” The displays of ...