Boeing 737 MAX 10 Nears FAA Certification
Boeing is reportedly on track to secure FAA safety certification for its 737 MAX 10 variant between September and October, signaling progress for the manufacturer.
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Boeing is reportedly on track to secure FAA safety certification for its 737 MAX 10 variant between September and October, signaling progress for the manufacturer.
British Airways has initiated an investigation after all three pilots on a flight from Hyderabad to London reported illness following a layover.
Airbus and Air Canada have announced a new co-investment platform to accelerate the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) within the Canadian market.
While both manufacturers look toward future designs, current airline demand favors immediate improvements to existing narrow-body production and delivery maturity.
Renewed conflict in the Middle East has triggered a major shift in traffic at Dubai International Airport as airlines suspend service.
Archer Aviation has partnered with Anduril to debut Thunder, a hybrid-electric autonomous VTOL designed for diverse military and commercial applications.
An Airbus A321 and a Boeing 787 were involved in a near-miss over the Atlantic Ocean on July 10, with the TCAS system successfully preventing a collision.
Joby Aviation’s recent decline below $10 highlights a shift in investor sentiment as the market moves away from rewarding R&D milestones toward demanding clear proof of commercial viability and sustainable revenue.
Boeing anticipates a $4.9 trillion services market as the global commercial fleet expands to 50,000 aircraft, necessitating 2.4 million new industry professionals.
The FAA has officially incorporated new consensus standards for powered-lift aircraft into the MOSAIC framework, simplifying the regulatory path for manufacturers.