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  • Airbus A320 flies past Boeing 737 as most-delivered jet in history

    Boeing's decades-old record fell with the handover of an A320neo to Saudi carrier Flynas, bringing total deliveries to 12,260 since the A320 series entered service in 1988

  • Boeing plans new airplane to succeed 737 Max, WSJ reports

    Boeing plans new airplane to succeed 737 Max, WSJ reports

    The company has also appointed a new senior product leader within its commercial aircraft division, whose previous role was developing a new type of aircraft

  • US permits Boeing to resume certifications on some planes

    US permits Boeing to resume certifications on some planes

    The FAA announcement marks a sign of progress in Boeing's turnaround following deadly MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019.

  • Air India crash: AAIB probe shields Boeing, maligns son's image, says late pilot's father

    Air India crash: AAIB probe shields Boeing, maligns son's image, says late pilot's father

    Late Air India Captain Sumeet Sabharwal's father Pushkaraj Sabharwal demanded a new formal investigation into the crash

  • Boeing, Honeywell sued by Air India crash victim families: Report

    Boeing, Honeywell sued by Air India crash victim families: Report

    The lawsuit filed on Wednesday in Delaware Superior Court blames Boeing and Honeywell, which made the switches, for the crash seconds after Flight 171 took off for London from Ahmedabad

  • Boeing in talks to sell as many as 500 planes to China

    Boeing in talks to sell as many as 500 planes to China

    The mega sale to China, years in the making, is contingent on the two nations diffusing the trade hostilities that hark back to Trump’s first term in office — and could still fall apart, sources say.

  • '40% raise not enough': Boeing faces first defense strike in decades as 3,200 workers walk out over contract dispute

    '40% raise not enough': Boeing faces first defense strike in decades as 3,200 workers walk out over contract dispute

    Just as Boeing tries to rebuild after years of crisis, a fresh blow lands from inside its defense wing, where workers building America’s fighter jets say they’ve had enough.

  • Why world’s biggest passenger planes keep breaking down

    Why world’s biggest passenger planes keep breaking down

    Two decades after its maiden flight, regulatory bulletins ordering repairs, inspections or replacement parts for the massive four-engined plane are piling up

  • Akasa Air eyes cost leadership in India, plans to grow fleet by 30 percent every year till 2032

    Akasa Air eyes cost leadership in India, plans to grow fleet by 30 percent every year till 2032

    Akasa CFO Ankur Goel said along with being cost-effective, the airline aims to be the safest in the world and has adopted international best practices.

  • Indonesia to buy 50 Boeing jets as part of tariff deal with US, claims Donald Trump

    Indonesia to buy 50 Boeing jets as part of tariff deal with US, claims Donald Trump

    Boeing stocks witnessed a spike after Trump’s announcement.

  • Rossell Techsys plans to spend up to Rs 15 crore as capex for the next 3 years

    Rossell Techsys plans to spend up to Rs 15 crore as capex for the next 3 years

    Apart from expenditure on research and development, the company plans to expand its manufacturing presence in the aerospace supply chain through greenfield expansion or acquisition

  • DGCA orders airlines to inspect fuel switch of their Boeing 787 fleet after Air India crash preliminary report

    DGCA orders airlines to inspect fuel switch of their Boeing 787 fleet after Air India crash preliminary report

    The DGCA order comes just two days after the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) on July 12, 2025 came out with its preliminary report into the crash of Air India flight AI 171 which led to the death of around 270 individuals.

  • AI 171 crash: Interim report found ‘no mechanical or maintenance issues’, Air India CEO urges against premature conclusions

    AI 171 crash: Interim report found ‘no mechanical or maintenance issues’, Air India CEO urges against premature conclusions

    Air India's CEO said the preliminary report found no mechanical or maintenance issues with the twin-engine Boeing 787 Dreamliner (VT-ANB) aircraft or engines, and that all mandatory maintenance tasks had been completed.

  • Meet Sanjay Singh, the man leading the investigation into the Air India flight 171 crash

    Meet Sanjay Singh, the man leading the investigation into the Air India flight 171 crash

    He is also leading the charge in the probe into the fire aboard an Air India Express flight from Bengaluru to Kochi last year due to an engine malfunction.

  • Indian pilots' union seeks observer role in Air India flight AI 171 crash investigation, objects to investigation being driven presuming the guilt of pilots

    Indian pilots' union seeks observer role in Air India flight AI 171 crash investigation, objects to investigation being driven presuming the guilt of pilots

    Following the release of the preliminary report, Air India's Senior Vice President - Flight Operations Captain Manish Uppal also wrote an internal letter to Air India employees requesting Air India colleagues to bring forward questions and discuss them with him and Captain Pankul Mathur.

  • Fatal Switch: How was the fuel supply cut off mid-air in flight AI171?

    Fatal Switch: How was the fuel supply cut off mid-air in flight AI171?

    Mechanisms are in place to ensure that the fuel switches don’t get flipped accidentally. And recordings show the pilots hadn’t done it. So what happened?

  • Boeing releases statement on Air India crash initial report: 'Continue to support investigation'

    Boeing releases statement on Air India crash initial report: 'Continue to support investigation'

    Preliminary findings point to mid-air fuel cutoff on Air India Dreamliner

  • Ahmedabad Air India Crash: Accident Bureau submits preliminary report on AI 171 disaster to aviation ministry, say sources

    Ahmedabad Air India Crash: Accident Bureau submits preliminary report on AI 171 disaster to aviation ministry, say sources

    Ahmedabad Air India Crash: The five-page report outlines key initial observations related to flight data, crew actions, prevailing weather conditions, and the mechanical performance of the aircraft, the sources said

  • Boeing stock climbs despite Air India tragedy, safety concerns still haunt the skies

    Boeing stock climbs despite Air India tragedy, safety concerns still haunt the skies

    Despite fresh tragedy and a troubled past, investor optimism lifts Boeing shares on hopes of a long-awaited turnaround

  • Tata Sons board approves Rs 500-crore trust for families of flight AI 171 victims

    Tata Sons board approves Rs 500-crore trust for families of flight AI 171 victims

    Asks Air India to start on-boarding families. Tata Sons expects the registration of the charitable trust, likely to be led by chairman N Chandrasekaran, by the end of July

  • Air India denies claims of forcing financial disclosures of families involved in Ahmedabad crash

    Air India denies claims of forcing financial disclosures of families involved in Ahmedabad crash

    Senior executives at the airline told Moneycontrol that the airline sent out a form to families of Air India to ascertain identity following the Ahmedabad crash in order to move forward with the process of paying out interim compensation of Rs 25 lakh to families of victims.

  • Air India employees looking at leadership to guide them at a time of despair

    Air India employees looking at leadership to guide them at a time of despair

    Multiple pilots and cabin crew Moneycontrol spoke to also indicated that while there is a heightened sense of compassion and concern being expressed by senior leaders with regard to the work load and mental well-being of employees following the June 12 crash, many have questioned the sincerity, delayed recognition and extent of the compassion being displayed by senior leadership.

  • DGCA issues deadline after spotting lapses in aircraft maintenance procedures at major airports

    DGCA issues deadline after spotting lapses in aircraft maintenance procedures at major airports

    Since June 19, DGCA officials have carried out inspections at the country's top airports, auditing airlines, ground handling companies, air traffic control units and maintenance, repair overhaul units.

  • Five passengers, 2 crew members of Air India Mumbai-London flight fall sick mid-air; food poisoning suspected

    Five passengers, 2 crew members of Air India Mumbai-London flight fall sick mid-air; food poisoning suspected

    The flight landed safely in Mumbai, where medical teams were on standby to assist.

  • Air India 787 crash: AAIB expects to receive extracted flight data from US in a week

    Air India 787 crash: AAIB expects to receive extracted flight data from US in a week

    AAIB initially attempted to extract data from the DFDR at its new laboratory in New Delhi, has decided to send it to the US to avoid any risk of data loss, a government official told Moneycontrol.

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