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10. 1. 2020 No Responses

This Plane Was Designed By Clowns, Who Are Supervised By Monkeys

This Plane Was Designed By Clowns, Who Are Supervised By Monkeys – reveals internal e-mails written by Boeing employees. In recent weeks, a series of reports claiming Boeing neglected to turn over critical information to the FAA regarding the development...

7. 1. 2020 No Responses

FAA confirms new potentially catastrophic issue with Boeing 737 MAX wiring

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and plane manufacturer Boeing have confirmed a full review is underway into a wiring issue that could cause a ‘potentially catastrophic’ short circuiting on 737 MAX 8 aircraft. It comes as the aircraft t...

2. 1. 2020 No Responses

Airbus Deliveries Soar To Record High As Boeing’s Fades

A new report from Reuters specifies how Airbus locked in a record number of aircraft deliveries in Dec. to exceed full-year delivery targets while outshining troubled Boeing in becoming the world’s top planemaker. By midnight on New Year’s Eve, A...

23. 12. 2019 No Responses

Boeing fires CEO Dennis Muilenburg after disastrous year

Boeing fires top boss and Aviation Week & Space Technology’s Person of The Year Dennis Muilenburg over failure to deal with 737 MAX crisis. US planemaker Boeing has replaced its CEO Dennis Muilenburg after the company faced a series of...

18. 11. 2019 No Responses

Airbus wins orders for 170 aircraft

Airbus has won $30bn (£23bn) worth of orders for 170 aircraft in another sign of the continued expansion of Middle East airlines. On the second day of the Dubai Air Show, Emirates announced the purchase of 50 Airbus A350-900 XWBs...

31. 10. 2019 No Responses

GE to lose $1.4 billion this year from Boeing 737 Max grounding

GE manufactures the LEAP engines used for Boeing’s 737 Max airplane, which has been grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes in the past year. “We still expect this year to be impacted to the tune of about negative $1.4 billion”...

29. 10. 2019 No Responses

Boeing CEO Testify In Front Of Senate

Dennis Muilenburg – CEO of Boeing grilled in front of Senate – “We Made Mistakes” Boeing’s CEO appeared before the Senate Commerce committee today to address the controversy surrounding the two fatal 737 Max crashes that took th...

24. 10. 2019 No Responses

Gulfstream introduces the G700 as the new flagship of its business jet family

Gulfstream is now (again) gunning for bragging rights to the world’s biggest private jet, according to Bloomberg. Gulfstream’s G650 was unseated as the world’s largest luxury jet by Bombardier’s Global 7500 last year. But now, Gulfstre...

23. 10. 2019 No Responses

Boeing Revenue Tumbles 20%

Boeing Revenue Tumbles 20% As Cash Burn Soars Most In 9 Years; 787 Production Throttled. One of the busiest days of Q3 earnings season is quickly turning into a nightmare for corporate America, as first CAT stunned markets by slashing...

16. 10. 2019 No Responses

Dennis Muilenburg Out as Boeing Chairman

Aviation Week & Space Technology “Person of The Year” Dennis Muilenburg Out as Boeing Chairman, Remains CEO. Because sheer madness has captured many airlines that had to ground a number of Boeing 737 MAX planes for an unknown period of time ...

8. 10. 2019 No Responses

US Army selects a new generation of assault rifles and light machine guns

The US Army has selected three companies to design Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) prototype variants. The US Army announced that it has awarded Textron Systems, General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems, and SIG Sauer with NGSW prototype contracts th...

1. 10. 2019 No Responses

Slovenia’s Adria Airways files for bankruptcy

Adria Airways has filed for bankruptcy at the Kranj District Court and cancelled all scheduled flights as of September 30, 2019. “Bankruptcy proceedings were initiated by management because of the company’s insolvency and based on the Slovenian Financi...

30. 9. 2019 No Responses

Obsolete UH-1 Replacement Boeing MH-139 Helo to Start Testing in December

The Air Force will receive its first MH-139 helicopter for testing in December, as it enters the next phase of the $2.4 billion effort to replace the obsolete Vietnam-era UH-1N Hueys, the head of Air Force Global Strike Command said...

17. 8. 2019 No Responses

Boeing Delays Ultra Long Range 777X

This has the potential to be yet another big blow to Boeing. Boeing has revealed that they’re delaying the introduction into service of an ultra long range version of the 777X. It goes without saying that Boeing is dealing with quite a...

13. 8. 2019 No Responses

New FAA Chief: Boeing 737 MAX Not to Return to Skies Until Gov’t ‘Fully Sure’ Plane is Safe

Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) administrator Stephen Dickson will be tasked with boosting the government body’s reputation after facing intense scrutiny from Congress, who are demanding stricter oversight into Boeing’s progress in fixing defects with...

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