FAA Lets Boeing Certify 737 MAX, 787 Again
Production inspections expand as limited Boeing airworthiness certificate authority resumes for 737 MAX and 787 under FAA control.
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FAA Proposes $3.1 Million Boeing Fines
Agency cites safety violations tied to 737 program in proposed Boeing fines.
FAA Holds Firm on Boeing 737 MAX Production Cap
Administrator says oversight continues as Boeing seeks higher output.
FAA Weighs Boeing Production Cap Decision
Agency requires scenario exercises before considering 737 MAX rate increase.
Boeing’s July Deliveries Fail to Close Gap to Airbus
U.S. planemaker posts busiest July since 2017 despite month-to-month decline.
Boeing 787 Returns to LAX With RAT Deployed
Ram Air Turbine deployed upon landing following prolonged Pacific holding pattern.
Boeing Defense Workers Walk Off the Job
Unionized workers at Boeing’s defense facilities in Missouri have launched the first strike in nearly 30 years.
Boeing, Red 6 Flight Test Augmented Reality System
Boeing and Red 6 have completed their first flight tests of an augmented reality (AR) system integrated into a TA-4J military trainer. The project, which was announced in September 2022, is aiming to develop AR technology for aerial dogfighting and training in advanced tactical aircraft. Following testing with the TA-4J, the AR system will be […]
Wisk, Archer Settle Lawsuit, Embark On Collaboration
Electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developers Archer Aviation and Boeing-owned Wisk Aero have reached a settlement to resolve federal and state litigation between them. Wisk filed the lawsuit, which alleged that Archer misappropriated trade secrets and infringed on Wisk’s patents, in April 2021. The terms of the settlement were not disclosed. Along with […]
