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NTSB Recommends Certificated Dispatchers For Air Tours And Commercial Aircraft

NTSB recommends certificated dispatchers for air tours and commercial aviation services to enhance safety and mitigate risks in the industry.

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Buoyed By Past Success, New CEO Kelly Ortberg Will Try To Turn Boeing Around

Aviation experts and analysts have been full of praise for Kelly Ortberg, who returns from early retirement Thursday to take up the challenge of turning Boeing around after a series of quality and financial issues.

International Business Times

Private space launches could double by 2028, FAA says

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) expects the number of licensed launches each year to continue rising steeply, potentially reaching 338 by 2028.

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NTSB Investigates FAA Oversight Of Boeing After 737 Max Incident

NTSB investigates door plug blowout incident on Boeing 737 Max aircraft, prompting redesign and FAA oversight scrutiny.

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US safety board plans to quiz officials about FAA oversight of Boeing before a panel blew off a 737

Officials from Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration are facing questions about the door plug that blew off a 737 Max jetliner in midflight

The Independent UK

Witnesses will tell a federal safety board about the blowout on a Boeing 737 Max earlier this year

The National Transportation Safety Board is about to hold a two-day hearing into the blowout of a panel from the side of a Boeing 737 Max airliner

The Independent UK

Delta flight forced to turn around over Atlantic due to lightning strike

The FAA said that commecial jetliners are required by law to be built to withstand lightning strikes

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‘Grossly negligent’ flight instructor charged in plane crash that killed student pilot

Philip McPherson is facing more than 100 years in prison for manslaughter and flying without a license

The Independent UK

Watch The Terrifying Moment Plane Crash Lands On Golf Course Putting Green

Footage has emerged of the terrifying moment at Haggin Oaks Golf Complex in Sacramento, California

Golf Monthly

Hurricane Debby Causes Flight Delays And Cancellations Across Florida

Hurricane Debby disrupts air travel in Florida, leading to delays and cancellations at major airports.

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The CIA Created Bitcoin? Tucker Carlson Divides Crypto Community In Latest Claim

Tucker Carlson, known for his firebrand comments and controversial parting with Fox News, has made a claim that divided the crypto community on X, with some agreeing with him, and others saying he has no idea what he's talking about.

International Business Times

737 MAX Crashes Victims' Families Object to Boeing's "Sweetheart" Plea Deal

My motion for the victims' families asks the district court to reject the proposed plea agreement because of its deceptive factual premises, its inaccurate Sentencing Guidelines foundation, and its inadequate accounting for the deaths Boeing caused.

Reason

The new Boeing CEO must focus on 3 things to turn around the troubled company

Analysts agree that Ortberg needs to bring innovation and transparency back to the aerospace giant.

Fortune

Hydrogen-powered VTOL aircraft makes record 523-mile journey — and lands with 10% of its fuel left in the tank

An air taxi has completed the first forward flight of a hydrogen-fueled aircraft capable of vertical takeoff and landing — and it broke a distance record in the process.

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SpaceX moving Crew Dragon splashdowns to West Coast after multiple space debris incidents

The four astronauts flying aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon are supposed to launch no earlier than Aug. 18 and splash down near Florida. Future crews will go to the west coast due to space junk concerns.

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SpaceX bounces back from Falcon 9 failure with successful Starlink launch (video)

SpaceX launched 23 of its Starlink broadband satellites early Saturday morning (July 27), on the company's first mission since a July 11 failure.

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SpaceX finds cause of Falcon 9 failure, eyes return to flight as soon as July 27

SpaceX has fixed the problem that caused its Falcon 9 rocket to fail during a July 11 launch, according to the company, which is eyeing a July 27 return to flight.

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50 days after launch to ISS, Boeing Starliner astronauts still have no landing date

Boeing's Starliner does not have a landing date yet, but the troubleshooting is making progress. Engineers plan a "hot fire" test this weekend to see how the spacecraft does in orbit.

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3 'Strong Buy' Small-Caps to Consider After Big Tech's Brutal Start to Q2 Earnings

As Big Tech falls out of favor, investors can tap into these three ‘Strong Buy ’-rated small-cap gems with massive growth potential.

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Boeing Pleads Guilty To Fraud In 737 Max Crashes

Boeing pleads guilty to fraud charge for deceiving regulators in 737 Max approval, faces fine and probation. Families criticize plea deal as preferential t...

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FAA Increases Rest Time For Air Traffic Controllers

FAA increases rest time for air traffic controllers to address safety concerns and fatigue. Collaboration with controllers' union to enhance safety measures.

The Independent UK

FAA agrees with air traffic controllers' union to give tower workers more rest between shifts

The Federal Aviation Administration says air traffic controllers will get more rest between shifts

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FAA Increases Oversight Of Southwest Airlines For Safety Compliance

FAA increases oversight of Southwest Airlines due to safety concerns after multiple incidents. Collaboration between FAA and airline to enhance safety meas...

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Southwest Airlines Investigated For Low-Altitude Incidents

Southwest Airlines under scrutiny for low-altitude incidents, diverting flights for safety. FAA and NTSB investigations ongoing.

The Independent UK

Safety regulators are investigating another low flight by a Southwest jet, this time in Florida

Federal officials are investigating an incident in which a Southwest Airlines jet flew as low as 150 feet over water while it was still about 5 miles from its intended landing spot in Tampa, Florida

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