Foreign Military Interest Up for KC-46A Tanker: Report
Since 2020, six international militaries have approached Boeing with interest in buying the aerial refueler, a Boeing official told reporters.
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Archer Aviation’s New Senior Exec Has Extensive Commercial Aviation Background
Electric air taxi developer Archer Aviation increased its commercial aviation expertise Tuesday by naming longtime executive Tom Anderson as its chief operating officer, urban air mobility.
Honeywell’s Boeing 757 Testbed Turns 40
Honeywell Aerospace’s Boeing 757-200 testbed turned 40 this year, after more than 800 test flights and 3,000 flight test hours, worldwide.
Report: Biden Won’t Use Trump’s AF-1 Colors
Reports indicate that presidential jets used as Air Force One will continue in their current white and two-tone blue paint scheme for the foreseeable future.
Boeing Closing in on Final Assembly of Last New 747
The left wing for the last 747 order reportedly has been staged on Boeing’s production line.
First Pre-Delivery Test Flight for China’s COMAC C919
The first of COMAC’s C919 narrowbody airliners to be delivered flew its first flight Saturday, moving one step closer to entering service.
Katharine Wright Trophy Honors Jill Meyers, Aeronautical Engineer and Pilot
The NAA and the Ninety-Nines bestow the award on a person who has contributed to the success of others
Wildlife Is a Growing Threat to GA Pilots in the Summer
Reported strikes have increased greatly in recent years, so how can you prevent one?
USAF Crew Sets Record With 24-Hour KC-46A Pegasus Flight
The record-breaking sortie was an endurance test of the U.S. Air Force tanker that’s replacing the aging KC-135 fleet.
Boeing To Move Headquarters to Northern Virginia
Shift to company’s Arlington campus puts leaders closer to country’s decision makers.
