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FAA Grounds SpaceX's Falcon 9 After Booster Fails To Land Upright: Polaris Dawn Launch Timeline Hangs In Limbo
Microsoft Outage: What States, Services, Companies Saw The 'Blue Screen Of Death'
US Regulator Seeks Public Opinion As SpaceX Bids To Increase Starship Launches To 25 Times Per Year
Microsoft Outage: What States, Services, Companies Saw The 'Blue Screen Of Death'
US Regulator Seeks Public Opinion As SpaceX Bids To Increase Starship Launches To 25 Times Per Year
Boeing's CEO David Calhoun To Face US Senators' Questions On Plane Safety Amid Ongoing Investigations
Boeing, Delta And Other Stocks Trade Marginally Lower Pre-Market As Biden Signs New Aviation Safety Bill Into Law

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Federal Court To Cannabis Pilot: No More Transporting Weed Around Alaska, FAA Revokes License Though Pot Is Legal There
James M. Fejes Jr., owner of Flying High Investments LLC, faces the loss of his pilot license after transporting cannabis within Alaska.
Boeing 787 Dreamliner Safety Claims To Get Senate Grilling After Engineer's Warning
The Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations will hold a hearing next Wednesday to examine Boeing's safety culture. This follows allegations that the 787 Dreamliner, one of Boeing's flagship aircraft, may not be safe to fly.
Boeing 737-800 Loses Engine Cover During Takeoff, Southwest Airlines Says Its Maintenance Teams Are 'Reviewing The Aircraft'
Emergency Landings Put Boeing Under Further Pressure: 'Serious Transformation' Needed, Says Buttigieg
Recent incidents include tire blowout and hydraulic fluid leakage on Boeing 777 aircraft.
Boeing And Spirit AeroSystems Under FAA Scrutiny For Quality Control Violations
The FAA's audit of the 737 MAX production line revealed several instances of non-compliance with manufacturing quality control requirements by Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems.
Boeing On The Clock: 90 Days To Avoid Penalties After FAA Safety Ultimatum
The FAA has demanded Boeing to draft a comprehensive plan to address its quality-control problems within the stipulated time frame, following a recent safety scare.
Airline CEOs Express Frustration With Boeing's Failures: 'This Isn't New'
Boeing Company shares continue to fall after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) barred Boeing from expanding production of its 737 Max jets late Wednesday. Airlines are forecasting losses resulting from the fallout, and executives are speaking out on Boeing's quality control and manufacturing issues.
FAA Halts Boeing's 737 Max Production Expansion Amid Quality Control Issues: 'Won't Be Back To Business As Usual'
FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker stated, "This won't be back to business as usual for Boeing." The FAA has also approved inspection instructions for the Max 9 aircraft, a crucial step for airlines to review their fleets and return the planes to service.
FAA Investigates Wheel Loss On Delta Boeing 757, CEO Calhoun Faces Senate Amidst Safety Concerns
The aircraft, en route to Bogotá, Colombia, lost its nose wheel tire while taxiing for takeoff on Saturday.
GE Aerospace To Assist Investigation Into Boeing 747 'Engine Failure' After Midflight Fire
GE providing assistance with investigations into Boeing 747 engine malfunction. Atlas Air and FAA also investigating. Boeing's reputation takes another hit.
Boeing To Revise 737 Max 9 Inspection Guidelines Post Mid-Flight Panel Failure: US Aviation Watchdog
FAA has declared that the aircraft manufacturing giant Boeing will modify its inspection guidelines for the 737 Max 9 airplanes, in response to a mid-flight panel blowout incident that occurred last week.
Boeing CEO Says Company Needs To Acknowledge 'Mistake' As 737 Max 9s Remain Grounded
Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) CEO David Calhoun on Tuesday told employees the company will acknowledge its mistake and act with complete transparency as investigations into Friday’s incident
Benzinga's 'Stock Whisper' Index: 5 Stocks Investors Are Secretly Monitoring But Not Talking About Yet
Investors are constantly on the hunt for undervalued, under-followed and emerging stocks. With countless methods available to retail traders, the challenge often lies in sifting through the abundance to uncover new information.
Ground Control To Congress, Commencing Countdown, Engines Off: How Government Shutdown Could Impact Air Travel
The travel industry has experienced a surge since coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, fostering optimism for airline stocks. But now a potential government shutdown could temper some of this optimism, with air travel and its patrons poised to experience the repercussions firsthand.
SpaceX Lists Starship Upgrades Ahead Of Second Flight Test: Will Upgrades Meet FAA Standards?
Elon Musk's rocket manufacturing company SpaceX on Friday detailed the changes made to its Starship ahead of its second flight test.
SpaceX's Starship Crash Probe Concludes With 63 Corrective Actions Suggested By FAA — Elon Musk Raises This Question
The Federal Aviation Administration said it has ended its probe into the explosion of SpaceX's Starship during its first flight test in April.
SpaceX Starship Launch Lands FAA In Trouble As Activists Sue Regulator For Ignoring Environmental Impact
Elon Musk's Starship Could Blast Off Sooner Than Expected Next Week
Elon Musk Draws Startling Parallel Between AI And Airplane Crashes
Boeing Stock Is Nosediving After Hours: What's Going On?
Boeing Co (NYSE: BA) shares are trading lower after the close on Thursday following reports the planemaker will halt deliveries of its 787 Dreamliners.
FAA Moves To Fine SpaceX $175,000 For Failing To Submit Data Ahead Of Launch
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Southwest Airlines Hires Former Congressman Ahead Of Potential DOT Investigation: What Investors Should Know
Southwest Airlines Co (NYSE: LUV) made headlines for all the wrong reasons during the 2022 holiday season. Keeping thousands of people from holiday gatherings and seeing family members generated tons of negative press for the airline and could be the subject of an investigation.
What's Going On At JFK Airport? One Week, Two Near Plane Crashes: Here's What Officials Told Benzinga
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating two incidents involving multiple airlines at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport over the course of one week.