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Boeing Gains FAA Nod to Self-Issue Airworthiness Certificates for 737 and 787 Models.
Boeing has reportedly secured FAA approval to internally issue airworthiness certificates for new 737 and 787 aircraft.
Rolls-Royce Weighs Return to Narrowbody Engine Market
Rolls-Royce considers leveraging its UltraFan technology for the expanding narrowbody aircraft sector.
FireSat Satellites Launched to Enhance Wildfire Detection
Three operational FireSat satellites launched from California to improve global wildfire monitoring.
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Aero-News NetworkJul 17
Understanding Flight Management Systems in Modern Aviation
Flight Management Systems enhance navigation accuracy by using preprogrammed routes and updating positions with conventional aids.
Simple FlyingJul 17
Next Generation F-47 Fighter Jet Development Details Emerge
Boeing's development of the F-47 under the NGAD program aims to bolster USAF air dominance capabilities.
Leeham NewsJul 17
Advances in Composite Aircraft Structures: Airbus and Boeing Lead with New Certifications
Airbus and Boeing have advanced in certifying composite structures to improve production efficiency, crucial for future aircraft manufacturing.
Ars TechnicaJul 17
SpaceX Scrubs Starship Launch Due to Engine Issues at Starbase
SpaceX aborted a Starship launch from Texas after some Raptor engines on the Super Heavy booster failed to start.
Simple FlyingJul 17
United Polaris Newark-to-London Fares Influenced by Departure Taxes
United travelers flying Newark to London face varied pricing due to UK departure taxes affecting return flights.
Leeham NewsJul 16
GE Aerospace Adjusts Outlook Amidst Boosted Engine Deliveries and Tariff Refund
GE Aerospace projects improved earnings for 2026 with significant increases in engine deliveries and a notable tariff refund.
Simple FlyingJul 16
Boeing 777-9: The Lengthiest Airliner Now in Production
The Boeing 777-9, surpassing the Boeing 747-8, claims the title of the longest airliner in production today.
Space NewsJul 16
New Satellite Design Aims to Enhance Orbital Nuclear Warhead Detection
Innovative CubeSat satellite technology could verify compliance with the Outer Space Treaty.
Simple FlyingJul 16
JetBlue Adjusts Amsterdam Service Plans Amid Seasonal Demand
JetBlue will transition its Boston to Amsterdam route to a seasonal schedule starting in late 2026, as the airline adapts to demand shifts on its transatlantic services.
Simple FlyingJul 16
Southwest Airlines to Introduce 15 New Routes in Spring 2027
Southwest Airlines is expanding its network in 2027 with 15 new routes, increasing services from key airports.
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Commercial Aviation
Canada Has Quietly Funded 14 More F-35s While Publicly Debating Whether To Cancel The Order
Canada’s fighter jet decision is already moving faster than politics: 30 F-35s are in the pipeline while Ottawa still debates the full 88.
Here's How Much You Now Have To Spend On Southwest Airlines To Earn A Companion Pass In 2026
The Companion Pass is still an extremely valuable benefit.
Why The Rolls-Royce Trent XWB & GEnx Can Burn 100% SAF But Still Aren't Certified To Do It
Tests have shown that the existing engine architecture can accommodate 100% SAF, but for now the limit remains 50%. Why is that the case?
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