The Latest Breaking News from FAA

‘I don’t fly the airplane unless I’m fit to fly and the airplane’s ready to go. But the fact that you’re pushing us and pushing us...’

The helicopter was thought to be on a tourist flight from Logan County airport

As the year's biggest aviation event approaches, with Boeing facing the prospect of a spotlight on the problems besetting its commercial jet programs and public criticism of its management by leading customers, the company opened up a little this week to highlight the positives.

Airlines are canceling more than 1,500 flights across the U.S. in one of the worst days yet in the summer travel season

Citi analyst Charles J Armitage upgraded the aerospace and defense firm Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) to Buy/High Risk from Neutral and lowered the price target to $209 (implying an upside of 56.3%) from $219. The analyst seeks to value Boeing on the assumption that the (significant) medium-term risks can be mitigated while also quantifying those risks.…

Boeing Co. (NYSE:BA) has appointed Mark Fava as its new ombudsperson for employees working on behalf of the Federal Aviation Administration, reported WSJ. Fava is a former U.S. Navy officer and airline operations official. According to a Boeing representative, Fava has recently concentrated on regulatory issues concerning the company's commercial…

The Biden administration is proposing to require that future airplanes produce lower levels of greenhouse gas emissions before they can be certified

Chief Justice Roberts refuses to join a wee little footnote in a Justice Barrett opinion.

Monthly data from Airbus and Boeing for May shows the European giant still ahead of its U.S. rival in orders for the year and well ahead in production.