GE9X Redesign Not Expected To Delay Boeing 777X Program
GE Aerospace says its redesigned mid-seal for the GE9X engine is progressing smoothly and will not delay the Boeing 777X program, supporting the 2027 entry-into-service target.
Cessna SkyCourier UX Targets Autonomous Cargo Logistics
The unveiling of the Cessna SkyCourier UX concept marks a pivotal shift in how the industry imagines air cargo operations, with autonomy unlocking new frontiers in aircraft design and mission flexibility.
Boeing 737 MAX 10 Completes Certification Flight Testing
Boeing is nearing a milestone with its 737 MAX 10 as the aircraft has finished all planned certification flight testing, intensifying the industry’s anticipation for its market entry.
Boeing Pays US$3.1M FAA Fine Over 737 Quality Violations
Boeing‘s payment of a US$3.139 million civil penalty to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reignited industry debate over regulatory accountability and quality control in aircraft manufacturing after a turbulent period for the company.
FAA Mandates Inspections for Boeing 787 Shim Gap Issue
FAA has issued a sweeping Airworthiness Directive targeting structural integrity concerns on the Boeing 787 family, spotlighting renewed maintenance requirements for US Dreamliner operators.
FAA Administrator Highlights Air Traffic Control Funding Needs
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford’s latest remarks have brought renewed attention to the acute funding and staffing challenges facing the U.S. air traffic control system, amplifying industry calls for modernization and investment.
Delta Air Lines Restores Caribbean Flights After FAA Closures
Delta Air Lines Restores Caribbean Flights After FAA Closures as the carrier works to normalize operations following temporary airspace restrictions and related cancellations across the region. The airline has focused on customer recovery measures while gradually resuming service to affected destinations as regulatory limitations were lifted.
FAA Grounds All MD-11 Aircraft Pending Emergency Inspections
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued an emergency airworthiness directive mandating immediate inspections of all McDonnell Douglas MD-11 aircraft before any further flight operations can resume. The directive, released today, follows concerns raised by Boeing over potential safety issues affecting the structural or operational integrity of the model, prompting swift action by regulators and operators alike.
UPS MD-11 Cargo Aircraft Crashes After Takeoff From Louisville
A UPS Cargo aircraft, operating as flight UPS2976, has crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, resulting in a major explosion and fire near the airfield. The aircraft involved, a McDonnell Douglas MD-11, was on a routine cargo flight when it went down soon after departure, reportedly striking a UPS warehouse adjacent to the airport.
Two United Airlines Aircraft Collide on Ground at Chicago O’Hare
Two United Airlines aircraft were involved in a minor ground collision at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, one of the busiest aviation hubs in the United States. The incident occurred when a Boeing 737, operating flight UA2652 from Jackson Hole, made contact with the left horizontal stabilizer of a parked Boeing 767 while taxiing to its gate.