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FAA Moves to Cap O’Hare Summer Flights at 2,608, Setting New Peak Limits

Regulators will reconvene airlines on March 19 to shape proportional cutbacks tied to last summer’s operations.

Boeing Flags 737 MAX Wiring Flaw, Says Q1 Deliveries May Slip

Airbus Sets 2026 Goal of About 870 Jet Deliveries as Engine Supply Drags Ramp

Archer Aviation Closes 2025 With Tangible Gains, FAA Approval Still Out of Reach

IATA–Oliver Wyman: Supply Chain Crisis to Cost Airlines Over $11 Billion in 2025

Archer, Joby and Dutch AAMG Compete for Lilium Assets as Insolvency Administrator Weighs Bids

QantasLink Confirms Closure of Hobart, Canberra and Mildura Crew Bases in April 2026

FAA Partially Restores Boeing’s Certification Role for 737 MAX and 787

Boeing Offers EU Remedies in Spirit AeroSystems Takeover, Decision Set for Oct. 14

Joby Joins White House eVTOL Pilot After Trump Order Eases Path to Limited Flights

Spirit Returns to Chapter 11, Unveils Plan to Shrink Fleet and Network

Airbus A320 Poised to Surpass Boeing 737 in All-Time Deliveries

Virgin Australia Launches Qatar-Operated Sydney-Doha Flights to Step Up Competition

Ryanair Warns of Potential Boeing Order Cancellation Over U.S. Tariffs

Lufthansa Posts Q1 Losses Despite Revenue Growth

Boeing Settles Lawsuits With Families of Two Ethiopian Airlines Crash Victims

Boeing Deliveries Drop to Lowest Level Since Pandemic as Airbus Widens Lead

Boeing Restarts 737 Max Production After Lengthy Strike

Boeing Announces Layoffs of Over 400 Union Workers

Boeing to Cut 17,000 Jobs Amid Financial Struggles