Boeing begins FAA-certified testing for 777-9 braking system, a key milestone
Boeing (NYSE:BA) on Monday said it had reached a significant milestone in the development of its long-delayed 777X aircraft.
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FAA reviewing SpaceX proposal to increase Falcon 9 launches at Cape Canaveral
SpaceX is seeking approval to expand Falcon 9 launch operations from 50 to 120 missions per year at Cape Canaveral Space ...
The FAA’s Troubles Are More Serious Than You Know
W hen Musk and his allies turned their attention to the FAA last month, they identified a problem: The communications ...
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Starship cleared to fly as soon as Monday even as explosion probe continues
Though the investigation into its troubled January flight is not complete, the Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it had issued the license that will let SpaceX carry out the rocket’s ...
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FAA: ‘Supercharged’ ATC Hiring Plan Refers 8,000 Candidates
The FAA said that five months have been shaved off the old hiring pipeline through efforts to “supercharge” air traffic ...
FAA weighs in on SpaceX request for more launches, new landing pad
The agency looks to set up SpaceX to proceed with its plans, though it rejected a proposal to build a new landing pad at Cape ...
Joby, Archer Navigate eVTOL Uncertainty As FAA Delays, Market Shifts Persist
Analyst predicts longer, rockier road to commercialization for eVTOLs due to FAA delays & regulatory hurdles. Market shrinks ...
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Boeing and FAA still working through exemption request for 737 Max 7 and 10
Boeing remains unsure how the Federal Aviation Administration will handle the company's request for regulatory exemptions ...
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FAA Accepts XTI Aerospace Type Certification Application for the TriFan 600
XTI has been actively collaborating with the FAA's Innovation Office to develop the AC 21-17b "powered-lift" requirements. This formal TC submission moves the certification process forward ...