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Chuck Schumer Blasts Trump FAA Layoffs After Delta Plane Overturns On Landing In Toronto: President Fired 'Safety Specialists'
2 People Found Dead In Landing Gear Well Of JetBlue Airways Plane Following Flight To Florida: 'This Keeps Happening'
Boeing Hit With 737 Safety Alert, Issues Deliveries Warning As Strike Continues
2 People Found Dead In Landing Gear Well Of JetBlue Airways Plane Following Flight To Florida: 'This Keeps Happening'
Boeing Hit With 737 Safety Alert, Issues Deliveries Warning As Strike Continues
SpaceX In Violation Of Texas, Federal Law On Some Matters, Says FAA — Agency Hits Back At Elon Musk's Rocket Company
Elon Musk Blasts FAA For Targeting SpaceX Over 'Petty Matters,' While Ignoring Boeing's Safety Issues: This 'Puts Human Lives At Risk' (Updated)

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FAA Proposes Mandatory Maintenance Checks For Some Boeing 787 Dreamliners
The FAA proposes new maintenance checks for Boeing Dreamliners after missed inspections caused by human error. Directive could affect 156 US planes.
Microsoft Outage: What States, Services, Companies Saw The 'Blue Screen Of Death'
Outages from Microsoft and CrowdStrike are having a big impact on sectors and states Friday.
US Regulator Orders Inspection Of 2,600 Boeing 737s Over Oxygen Mask Concerns Amid Legal Woes
This decision was triggered by several reports of passenger service unit oxygen generators shifting out of position.
Boeing Gains Despite Prosecutors' Push For Criminal Charges
Boeing shares rose on Monday despite prosecutors recommending criminal charges related to two fatal plane crashes.
Joby Aviation Opens Slightly Lower After FAA Gives Nod To Air-Taxi Software
Joby Aviation intends to utilize ElevateOS for its air taxi operations and make it available to select partners who purchase their aircraft.
Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Max Encounters 'Dutch Roll' Mid-Flight, Prompting FAA Investigation
The aircraft experienced a "Dutch roll," a combination of yawing and rocking from wingtip to wingtip, at an altitude of approximately 32,000 feet.
Amazon Vs. Walmart: Who Will Be The First To Conquer The Skies With Drone Delivery?
Amazon and Walmart, the two largest American online retailers, are competing to conquer the skies with their drone delivery services.
Boeing 787 Dreamliner Safety Claims To Get Senate Grilling After Engineer's Warning
The Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations will hold a hearing next Wednesday to examine Boeing's safety culture. This follows allegations that the 787 Dreamliner, one of Boeing's flagship aircraft, may not be safe to fly.
Boeing 737-800 Loses Engine Cover During Takeoff, Southwest Airlines Says Its Maintenance Teams Are 'Reviewing The Aircraft'
One Mark Back For Boeing? 'Cockpit Mishap' Likely Caused LATAM Flight To Plunge
Around 50 passengers were injured on the LATAM flight from Sydney to Auckland.
Emergency Landings Put Boeing Under Further Pressure: 'Serious Transformation' Needed, Says Buttigieg
Recent incidents include tire blowout and hydraulic fluid leakage on Boeing 777 aircraft.
Boeing Leadership Shake-Up After 737 Max Incident: But 'Will This Change Be Enough?'
Boeing faces regulatory scrutiny and management shake-up after safety incidents and quality control issues, while investors question if leadership changes are enough.
GE Aerospace To Assist Investigation Into Boeing 747 'Engine Failure' After Midflight Fire
GE providing assistance with investigations into Boeing 747 engine malfunction. Atlas Air and FAA also investigating. Boeing's reputation takes another hit.
Passengers Hit Boeing With Lawsuit: Ill-Fated Alaska Airlines Flight Was 'Waking Nightmare'
Passengers were "terrorized and confused... hoping they would live long enough to walk the earth again," the lawsuit against Boeing states.
Boeing Shares Drop Further After US Aviation Regulator Opens Investigation
Boeing share price fell 1.7% on Thursday, Jan. 11, extending its losses since Friday, Jan. 5 to nearly 10%.
Boeing 737 Max 9 Groundings Trigger Stock Turbulence For Carriers As Regulators Order Safety Checks
Share prices of airlines that operate Boeing Co's 737 Max 9 fell on Monday after an incident on Alaska Airlines flight forced an emergency landing.
Over 170 Boeing 737 Max 9s Grounded, As Alaska Air Passengers Recall Terrifying Incident
Passengers aboard Alaska Airlines (NYSE: ALK) flight 1282 experienced a major scare, as an emergency exit-sized gap suddenly appeared in t
Benzinga's 'Stock Whisper' Index: 5 Stocks Investors Are Secretly Monitoring But Not Talking About Yet
Investors are constantly on the hunt for undervalued, under-followed and emerging stocks. With countless methods available to retail traders, the challenge often lies in sifting through the abundance to uncover new information.
SpaceX Lists Starship Upgrades Ahead Of Second Flight Test: Will Upgrades Meet FAA Standards?
Elon Musk's rocket manufacturing company SpaceX on Friday detailed the changes made to its Starship ahead of its second flight test.
SpaceX's Starship Crash Probe Concludes With 63 Corrective Actions Suggested By FAA — Elon Musk Raises This Question
The Federal Aviation Administration said it has ended its probe into the explosion of SpaceX's Starship during its first flight test in April.
Southwest Airlines Hires Former Congressman Ahead Of Potential DOT Investigation: What Investors Should Know
Southwest Airlines Co (NYSE: LUV) made headlines for all the wrong reasons during the 2022 holiday season. Keeping thousands of people from holiday gatherings and seeing family members generated tons of negative press for the airline and could be the subject of an investigation.
Flight Delays Continue Across US After System Outage Halts Takeoffs, Affects 20% Of Flight Activity — How Are Airline Stocks Reacting?
A system outage from the Federal Aviation Administration travel Wednesday as thousands of flights in the U.S. were delayed or canceled. President Joe Biden said in a press conference that the root cause for the outage was still unknown.
Elon Musk's SpaceX Gets Wide Public Support And Some Criticism In First FAA Hearing Over Boca Chica Launch Program
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Monday conducted a virtual public hearing to draw views for an environmental review of the billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk-led SpaceX’s proposed Starsip launch program at Boca Chica, Texas, Valley Central
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