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Does ‘if it ain’t Boeing, I ain’t going’ ring true anymore? The Independent’s travel correspondent Simon Calder examines the problem-hit company

Federal regulators investigate falsified titanium parts in Boeing and Airbus jets; safety assurances given. Ongoing FAA investigation to ensure passenger a...

Learn about the impact of severe hailstorms on aircraft safety and the resilience of the Airbus A320 in adverse weather conditions.

Top AI engineers at defence technology companies defended the need for autonomous weapons on Thursday, amid a push for a ban on so-called "killer robots". More than 115 countries and 250 non-governmental organisations are calling for an international treaty to ban weapons that use artificial intelligence to identify and engage…

"We need more competition in the aerospace business," Kirby said during an aviation podcast interview.

Airline expects this summer to be its busiest since the pandemic and will hire people in customer services and ground handling

Headline projections of nearly five billion passengers and close to $1 trillion in revenues this year, both records, were reasons for celebration at the IATA annual general meeting in Dubai.

In an industry as essential to the economy as aerospace, any bad patch can turn into an opportunity.

"I want to remind you that in recent years, it was not the Chinese who imposed tariffs on European aircraft, but the Americans,” Guillaume Faury said.