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FAA proposes to speed new commercial aircraft certificationsThe Federal Aviation Administration is proposing significant changes to expedite the certification of new commercial aircraft, aligning its...- Boeing increasing 737 production after consulting FAABoeing is boosting 737 jet production to 47 per month, aiming for 52 next year. The 787 program is also ramping up. China has committed to ...
- Air India’s first retrofitted B787-8 aircraft arrives in DelhiAir India's first retrofitted Boeing 787-8 has arrived in Delhi. This marks the completion of a cabin refresh for the first of 26 aircraft....
- Amphibian Aerospace Industries & Apogee Aerospace unveil Rs 3,500 cr order book, investment of Rs 500 crAmphibian Aerospace Industries and Apogee Aerospace are set to industrialize the Albatross 2.0 amphibious aircraft in India, with an initia...
- Air India to operate new Dreamliner with limitations; awaits certain FAA approvalsThe aircraft, also the first custom-made Dreamliner to join the Air India fleet after takeover by the Tata Group in January 2022, will ente...
- US aviation watchdog returning some 737 MAX, 787 ticketing authority to BoeingThe Federal Aviation Administration will allow Boeing to issue airworthiness certificates for some 737 MAX and 787 airplanes. This change b...
- Boeing stock jumps over 4% today after reports of FAA easing oversight on 737 MAXBoeing stock today: Boeing stock surged after reports indicated the FAA will ease 737 MAX restrictions next week, restoring some certificat...
- Shocking Mid-Flight Drama: Off-duty pilot attempts to sabotage Alaska Airlines aircraftAn off-duty pilot, Joseph D. Emerson, attempted to sabotage the engines of an Alaska Airlines flight from Washington state to San Francisco...
- FAA warns Boeing may not win certification for 737 MAX 10 by year-end: SourceIan Won, acting manager of the FAA aviation safety office that oversees Boeing, asked the U.S. planemaker in a letter dated March 21 to pro...
- US examining Boeing's treatment of safety-related employeesThe employees are deputised to approve safety assessments and handle other jobs for the Federal Aviation Administration, making their indep...
- Boeing 777X 'realistically' will not win certification approval before mid-2023 -- U.S. FAAThe FAA in a May 13 letter to Boeing seen by Reuters cited a number of issues in rejecting a request by the manufacturer to issue a Type In...
- China's CALC buys 30 ARJ21 jets, to deploy them in Southeast AsiaDeployment in Southeast Asia would mark the first foray into overseas markets for the ARJ21 aircraft, which has not yet gained airworthines...
- DGCA awaiting FAA's certification to allow Boeing 737 Max to fly in IndiaCivil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri in a written reply in Rajya Sabha said that "18 Boeing 737 Max aircraft are grounded in the coun...
- Software update on 737 MAX now complete: Boeing CEOThe 737 Max 8 and 9 models were grounded worldwide after an Ethiopian Airlines crash on March 10 that investigators have described as appea...
- DGCA acting on FAA findings on Indian civil aviation security: Mahesh SharmaFAA had downgraded the country's aviation safety ranking to category 2, bringing it below that of Pakistan and on par with Ghana, Barbados ...
- India-US to sign pact to enhance threat detection capabilities during air travelIndia and the US are in final stages of an agreement on sharing information to enhance their capabilities to detect threats in air travel.
- India, US to sign Aviation Safety pactIn a move that could open up a huge market abroad for indigenously developed aeronautical products, India and the US would tomorrow formali...
- US companies may bag many civil aviation projectsTraditionally , the civil aviation sector hasn’t generally seen that much cooperation as far as India and the United States are concerned .
- US says it will review Eclipse very light jetsUS government aviation officials have said that they are conducting an unusual 30-day review of the Eclipse 500 very light jets in response...
- DGCA seeks bilateral certificationThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is in talks with its US and European counterparts for a reciprocal agreement, enabling wor...
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