Boeing's inaugural astronaut flight faced another setback as last-minute computer trouble prompted a launch delay.
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Boeing Admits Fake Documentation for Titanium Parts, FAA Begins Inquiry
The FAA has opened an investigation into Boeing over concerns that counterfeit titanium, verified with fake documentation, may have been installed in some of their planes, potentially affecting structural integrity.
Boeing and Airbus Allegedly Used 'Counterfeit' Titanium, FAA Investigation Reveals
Boeing and Airbus are under FAA investigation over allegations of using counterfeit titanium that risks the safety and integrity of critical components.
Singapore Airlines Offers $10,000 Compensation to Turbulence Victims
Singapore Airlines has offered to pay compensation to each of the people injured onboard flight SQ 321 in late May when it hit severe turbulence in Myanmar and was diverted to Thailand.
Another Boeing Plane Engine Catches Fire While Taking Off from Toronto
An Air Canada Boeing 777 carrying 389 passengers and 13 crew members en route to Paris caught fire in one of its engines but safely landed soon after.
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Boeing makes another attempt to launch its its Starliner spacecraft en route to the International Space Station, carrying two NASA astronauts and a crucial replacement for the ISS’s urine processor pump aboard.
US regulators have extended a ban on Boeing, increasing production of its 737 MAX planes due to ongoing safety concerns.
Boeing firefighters approved a new four-year contract deal on Thursday, ending a lockout that had persisted for weeks.
Boeing's CEO Dave Calhoun and top executives are presenting a safety plan to the FAA, addressing quality control issues after several near-catastrophic incidents this year.
Top US officials have refused to comment whether American-made munitions were used at an Israeli airstrike that left 45 people dead and 200 more injured.
Boeing has secured a $7.5 billion contract from the US government to convert unguided bombs into Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAMs).
The Starliner leak didn't faze NASA and Boeing as the two companies pushed the astronaut launch, saying it would commence on June 1.
Boeing faces a dramatic increase in employee safety reports following a mid-air incident, prompting scrutiny and regulatory action amid ongoing leadership transitions and piled-up investigations.
FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker said Boeing has a long way to go before regulators are satisfied with its manufacturing safety efforts.
