Boeing Self-Flying Air Taxi Venture Wisk Aero Sets Plan for Texas Service
The manufacturer partnered with the city of Sugar Land, Texas, to explore operations of its autonomous air taxi in Greater Houston.
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Wing Damage Diverts United Airlines 757
No injuries were reported in Monday’s passenger jet incident.
Boeing Changes Leadership of 737 Program
The staffing changes are ostensibly designed to improve quality control and image with customers.
NATO Conducts ‘Find, Fix, Track, Target’ Exercise Over Poland
U.S. F-35s and a KC-135 Stratotanker participate in the aerial drill with NATO’s E-3A surveillance aircraft.
FAA Anticipates Permanent Inspector Deployment at Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems
Administrator updates lawmakers on the Alaska Airlines incident and receives grilling over pilot retirement legislation.
Boeing Responds to Missing Bolts
The Boeing CEO says the aircraft manufacturing giant is accountable.
NTSB Reports No Bolts in Blown Out 737 Max Door
The Boeing airliner flew missing critical parts.
More Trouble for Boeing Max
Boeing has uncovered more trouble at the production level of the 737 Max that will force the aerospace giant to rework some 50 aircraft before they can be delivered.
MH-139A Grey Wolf Training Unit Activates at Maxwell AFB
The detachment is the first active-duty flight training unit based at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, since the end of World War II.
Boeing MH-139 Grey Wolf Progresses Into Flight Testing
The milestone puts the helicopter on track for delivery to the U.S. Air Force in 2024, the aircraft manufacturing giant said.
