‘Not a One-Year Project’: FAA Vows to Continue Boeing Scrutiny
One year ago, a door plug blew out on a Boeing 737 Max 9 operating Alaska Airlines Flight 1282.
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket Set for Maiden Voyage
After completing an integrated hotfire test and receiving the all-clear from the FAA, New Glenn is almost ready to fly.
Is Advanced Air Mobility’s Progress Being Thwarted?
Industry seeks to define America’s leadership role in an important aviation frontier.
How NASA Astronauts Ring in the Holidays From Orbit
Since 1999, at least one American astronaut has celebrated the winter holiday season in space.
Air New Zealand Surprises Passengers With In-Flight Holiday Celebration
Passengers ‘miss’ Christmas when their plane crosses the international date line, but the airline gives them a chance to celebrate from the sky.
On Christmas Eve, NASA’s Solar Probe ‘Touches the Sun’
Santa’s sleigh is powerful, but the space agency’s Parker spacecraft can withstand the sun’s blazing heat.
FAA Approves SpaceX for More Starship Test Missions
Regulator issues a modified launch and reentry license that allows launching multiple flights under the vehicle’s Flight 7 configuration and mission profile.
FAA Issues More Flight Restrictions Covering New York ‘Critical Infrastructure’
Temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) are now in place for both New York and New Jersey.
FAA Issues Temporary Flight Restrictions Across New Jersey
Federal officials decline to say whether the TFRs, implemented for ‘special security reasons,’ are linked to reported sightings of unauthorized drones.
Pulitzer Trophy Air Race to Be Revived With All-Electric Aircraft
Historic event finds new life with an agreement between the National Aeronautical Association and Advanced Air Mobility Institute.
