Boeing Halts 737 MAX Production
Boeing will halt production on its infamous 737 MAX plane nine months after authorities grounded the passenger airliner following crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia that took 346 lives.Read more...
View ArticleBoeing Fires CEO Following 737 MAX Disasters
Boeing has fired its CEO, Dennis A. Muilenburg, and will replace him with its current chairman, David L. Calhoun. A new press release from the company claims that Muilenburg had resigned, but that same...
View ArticleThe FAA Wants to Follow Your Drones Like You Use Them to Follow Me
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed new rules for unmanned aerial vehicles that would require virtually every drone in the country to broadcast its location when flying, Bloomberg reported...
View ArticleThe Baffling Case of Colorado's Mystery Drones
Local authorities are dumbfounded by a flock of drones that recently began performing nighttime flights over northeast Colorado with no apparent purpose or operators (at least, none they’ve been able...
View ArticleEverything We Know About the Plane Crash in Iran That Killed 176 People
A Ukrainian International Airlines Boeing 737 crashed shortly after takeoff from Tehran, Iran, in the early hours of Wednesday morning, killing all 176 passengers and crew on board. The cause of the...
View ArticleBoeing Emails Reveal Employees Talking Shit About The 737 Max Before Deadly...
New emails and direct messages released by Boeing to congressional investigators reveal some shocking messages from Boeing employees about both their own planes and the regulators overseeing the safety...
View ArticleIran Says It "Unintentionally" Shot Down Ukrainian Airlines Flight
Iran’s military admitted to “unintentionally” shooting down a Ukrainian International Airlines passenger jet that crashed shortly after takeoff earlier this week, per a recent Associated Press...
View Article60 People Treated After Delta Flight Dumps Jet Fuel on Los Angeles County
Around 60 people in Los Angeles County were treated by first responders after a jet returning to Los Angeles International Airport dumped its fuel in mid-air, showering at least five elementary schools...
View ArticleBoeing Finds New Software Problem With Scandal-Plagued 737 Max Plane
Engineers at Boeing have discovered a new software issue with the 737 Max plane, which has been grounded worldwide for almost a year over technical issues. The new problem, first reported by Bloomberg...
View ArticleDelta CEO Nose-Dives Into the Seat Reclining Debate
Yesterday, the internet was split asunder by a great moral conundrum over a viral video of a man punching a woman’s seat when she tried to recline. Some people took the man’s side—tall people have...
View ArticleHow the UN's Shady Aviation Organization Could Upend a Key Effort to Combat...
The United Nations’ official aviation body begins three weeks of talks this week. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) council meeting will discuss all manner of aviation-related...
View ArticleBlasting Airplanes With Lasers Makes It Much Harder For Ice to Stick to Wings
If you’ve ever had to fly during the cold winter months you’ve probably already experienced the hassle of a delayed flight because the aircraft had to be blasted with deicer before take off. But...
View ArticleWhy the Covid-19 Related Drop in Air Travel Could Make Weather Forecasts Less...
Amid the covid-19 pandemic, everyone’s cancelling their flights. To prevent the spread of the virus, countries are enforcing strict travel bans and encouraging social distancing, which means no air...
View ArticleFrench Government Report Explains Fighter Jet Passenger Who Accidentally...
It’s happened to all of us: You’re unexpectedly pressured to fly around in a military fighter jet despite your lack of aviation experience before you accidentally mash that eject button.Read more...
View ArticleThe EPA Introduced the First-Ever US Airplane Carbon Regulations
This week, the Environmental Protection Agency proposed carbon dioxide standards for the airline industry. Yes, the Trump EPA. Read more...
View ArticleNew Airbus Blended-Wing Airplane Concept Looks Very Similar to a 1940s Design...
Earlier this year, Airbus unveiled a sleek new concept aircraft with a blended wing that looked incredibly futuristic. And while it looks like it could have been ripped out of a sci-fi movie from the...
View ArticleTrump Regime Plans to Ban Passenger Flights From China on June 16: Report
The Trump regime plans to ban all passenger flights from China as early as June 16, according to a new report from Reuters that cites airline officials. The plan is reportedly retaliation for the...
View ArticleAttention Passengers: We’ve Got a Dweeb Alert
This is your captain speaking. Dweeb alert! This is not a drill. Dweeb alert! That’s right, folks, there is a dweeb alert in effect on this aircraft.Read more...
View ArticleThe UN Just Made It Easier for Airlines to Pollute
A United Nations council of 36 countries has agreed on a major change to the main global scheme addressing the climate impact of aviation, a move expected to remove requirements for airlines to offset...
View ArticleTed Cruz's Office Says He Was Just Enjoying a Delicious Beverage, Not...
American Airlines has said it is investigating after Senator Ted Cruz was photographed in apparent violation of its policy mandating use of face masks during the coronavirus pandemic by all passengers...
View ArticleLatest Coronavirus Science: Hopeful Evidence for Longer-Lasting Immunity
In this roundup of the latest research into the covid-19 pandemic, we cover encouraging evidence for immunity, why the virus may not be very airborne, and an unexpected effect of the pandemic on our...
View ArticleAI Murder Machine Kicks Air Force Pilot's Ass in DARPA's Simulated Dogfight...
Anyone remember the 2005 sci-fi movie Stealth? As far as I can remember, it involves a secret, artificially intelligent U.S. Air Force fighter plane that rebels against its creators when it is struck...
View ArticleDid You Fly a Jetpack Over Los Angeles This Weekend? Because the FBI Is...
Did you fly a jetpack over Los Angeles at approximately 3,000 feet on Sunday? Some kind of tiny helicopter? Maybe a lawn chair with balloons tied to it?Read more...
View Article'Disturbing Revelations' About Boeing 737 Max Crashes Made Public in New Report
Two plane crashes in 2018 and 2019 involving the new Boeing 737 Max aircraft weren’t a result of one single issue, but instead were caused by the failures of Boeing staff, Boeing management, and the...
View ArticleFAA Chief: Look, I'll Fly the Freakin' Thing Myself
In a bid to reassure the public that Boeing has fixed the problems with its disastrous 737 Max line of passenger jets, Federal Aviation Administration chief Steve Dickson will personally take get...
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