Pratt & Whitney Strike Ends as Workers Sign New Contract
Company says unionized machinists will return to work Thursday.
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Pratt & Whitney Resumes Talks With Striking Workers
Pratt & Whitney says it has resumed talks with striking machinists as the work stoppage nears its fourth week.
Trump Teases New ‘F-55’ Fighter Jet
President suggests the aircraft needs two engines for reliability, unlike the single-engine F-35.
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Smithsonian Air and Space Museum Will Soon Unveil New Displays
Next round of gallery openings is scheduled for July 28.
Mars Advocates, Lawmakers, Industry Groups Decry NASA Budget Proposal
‘Skinny’ budget opponents argue cuts to science and other programs will derail U.S. leadership in human spaceflight.
3,000 Workers on Strike at Pratt & Whitney
Pratt & Whitney and the union representing its machinists are at odds over contract issues.
Airlines and Pilots Don’t See Eye to Eye on Autonomous Flights
Groups are divided on whether technology designed to reduce or even eliminate crews will compromise safety.
Firefly Alpha Rocket Grounded After In-Flight Anomaly
Launch provider says a nozzle extension on the upper engine was lost during stage separation, preventing the rocket from reaching orbit.
Army Partners to Automate UH-60L Black Hawk
Near Earth Autonomy and Honeywell look to retrofit helicopters with systems that could eliminate the need for onboard crew, remote pilots, and continuous data links.
Boeing Call for ‘Non-Tariff Environment’ Echoes Industrywide Concerns
U.S. aerospace companies worry import duties and a broader trade war could dim their prospects.
