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SpaceX successfully recovered the Falcon 9's first stage on a droneship in the Atlantic Ocean. The satellites began deployment about 62 minutes after the launch,...
The Federal Aviation Administration could lift an order grounding Boeing’s 737 MAX as early as late June, but acting FAA head Dan Elwell insists “the...
Fifty seven delegates representing civil aviation authorities in 33 countries have gathered for Thursday's meeting in Fort Worth in an effort to achieve consensus about...
David Carbon, the vice president of 787 Dreamliner operations at Boeing South Carolina since 2016, is leaving the company.
Enticed by a $150,000 grant from the state's economic development strategic reserve fund, a company that supplies carbon fiber composite plastic materials to the aerospace industry in customized...
The deal provides employees $160 million in retroactive pay as a ratification bonus, an immediate 20% raise effective April 1, and 3% annual increases each...
The airline industry's U.S. trade group is predicting another record for summer travel. Airlines for America forecast Tuesday that 257.4 million people will fly on...
Federal prosecutors investigating two deadly crashes of the Boeing 737 MAX had done their homework, says local expert Peter Lemme, who was summoned to Washington...
Boeing recently discovered that the 737 MAX simulators could not accurately replicate the difficult conditions created by a malfunctioning anti-stall system, which played a role...
