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5-6 airlines are ready to resume flights to Ukraine in January, Boryspil is the initial idea - insurer
Goldman Sachs predicts stocks to rise and lists sectors that could benefit after the US election
Boeing union ends strike after contract approval
Australia transfers JDAM-ER bombs to Ukraine - mass media
FT: Chinese sanctions hit US drone maker supplying Ukraine
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India plans to create a bridgehead in the fight for commercial space - Reuters
Two Italian firms accused of supplying low-quality parts to Boeing
The United States has allocated $6.9 billion for the production of bombs for Ukraine, Japan and Bulgaria
The future of Starliner astronauts remains uncertain, but there is hope for a return from SpaceX
Lukashenka's plane and more than a dozen Belarusian companies are under US sanctions
NASA is stepping up efforts to return Starliner astronauts, but there is no final decision yet
NASA postpones SpaceX flight due to problems with Boeing Starliner
Boeing appoints new CEO amid report of significant loss
Boeing and Antonov to cooperate in defense projects
US faces obstacles in attempt to increase production of missiles for Patriot at plants in Japan - media
In opposition to NASA and SpaceX's plans, scientists call for saving the international space station
Zelensky on MH17 tragedy: Russian responsibility for it is inevitable
Boeing plane loses a wheel during takeoff at Los Angeles airport
SpaceX to launch 20 small Starlink satellites, including 13 Direct to Cell
Bloomberg: Boeing accused of fraud in the US
In the United States, the families of those killed in the Boeing plane crash demand a record fine of almost 2 25 billion for the company
Return of Starliner astronauts postponed to June 26
Umerov called on global defense companies to invest in the production of weapons in Ukraine
Boeing and NASA have scheduled the Starliner's debut flight for June 5
NASA postponed the launch of the Boeing Starliner with astronauts
5-6 airlines are ready to resume flights to Ukraine in January, Boryspil is the initial idea - insurer
Several airlines are ready to resume flights in January 2025. To launch flights, insurance and reliable airspace protection are required; the cost of insuring one Boeing is $750 million.
Goldman Sachs predicts stocks to rise and lists sectors that could benefit after the US election
Goldman Sachs predicts that the US stock market will grow by the end of 2024 after Trump's victory. The bank has identified key sectors for investment, including the chemical industry, automotive and defense sectors.
Boeing union ends strike after contract approval
The Boeing union has approved a new labor agreement, ending a 7-week strike by 33,000 workers. The agreement provides for a 38% pay raise over four years.
Australia transfers JDAM-ER bombs to Ukraine - mass media
Australia has supplied Ukraine with JDAM-ER planning bombs, which were withdrawn from the air force's inventory in 2021. The first use of these munitions by Ukrainian MiG-29s was recorded in March 2023.
FT: Chinese sanctions hit US drone maker supplying Ukraine
China imposed sanctions on Skydio, banning the supply of critical components and batteries. The company is looking for new suppliers and has asked the Biden administration for help.
Boeing strike continues after social agreement rejected
Boeing's largest union has rejected a tentative labor agreement and is continuing its strike. 64% of union members voted against a proposal to increase wages by 35% over four years without restoring the pension scheme.
Satellite made by Boeing just fell apart in space
Intelsat has confirmed the total loss of its 33e satellite due to an “anomaly”. The US Space Force is tracking about 20 fragments, and ExoAnalytic Solutions reports 57 pieces of space debris.
Bloomberg: Nokia cuts almost 2 thousand jobs in China
Nokia plans to cut about 2000 jobs in China as part of a cost-cutting program. This is part of the company's global plan to cut 14,000 employees due to the loss of its position in the Chinese market.
Airbus to cut 2,500 jobs in its defense and space division
Airbus plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs in its defense and space division due to a “challenging business environment. ” The cuts will affect 7% of the workforce, with specific positions to be determined after discussions with trade unions.
In the wake of $3 billion in losses: Walgreens pharmacy chain to close more than 1,000 stores in the US
The Walgreens pharmacy chain announced the closure of 1,200 stores in the United States over three years due to financial problems. The company reported a quarterly loss of $3 billion due to acquisitions and litigation.
India plans to create a bridgehead in the fight for commercial space - Reuters
India plans to focus on space data processing and small satellite launches. The country aims to provide cost-effective services for sectors where high-quality data is a valuable resource.
Two Italian firms accused of supplying low-quality parts to Boeing
Two Italian subcontractors have been accused of supplying components for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner that do not meet safety requirements. The investigation was launched after Boeing claimed that the Italian contractor had improperly manufactured some parts.
The United States has allocated $6.9 billion for the production of bombs for Ukraine, Japan and Bulgaria
The Pentagon has allocated $6. 9 billion to Boeing for the production of small-diameter bombs. The weapons will be delivered to Ukraine, Japan, and Bulgaria by the end of 2035.
The future of Starliner astronauts remains uncertain, but there is hope for a return from SpaceX
NASA is deciding whether the Starliner astronauts will be able to return on their ship due to technical problems. It is possible to return to SpaceX early next year, which will extend the mission from 8 days to 8 months.
Lukashenka's plane and more than a dozen Belarusian companies are under US sanctions
The United States has imposed sanctions on Belarusian companies, individuals and Lukashenka's plane as part of the sanctions regime for supporting Russia's war against Ukraine. The sanctions target defense companies, airlines, and individuals involved in the production of military resources for Russia.
NASA is stepping up efforts to return Starliner astronauts, but there is no final decision yet
NASA is discussing internal disagreements over the safety of the Boeing Starliner's return from the ISS. Problems with the engines and a helium leak have been detected, making it difficult to make a decision on the astronauts' return.
NASA postpones SpaceX flight due to problems with Boeing Starliner
NASA has postponed the SpaceX flight to September due to problems with Boeing Starliner engines. Options for returning astronauts are being considered, including the use of a SpaceX capsule, which could delay their return until 2025.
Boeing appoints new CEO amid report of significant loss
Boeing has appointed Robert Ortberg as its new CEO, effective August 8. The company reported a loss of $1.4 billion in the second quarter due to safety and quality issues.
Boeing and Antonov to cooperate in defense projects
Boeing and Antonov sign a memorandum of understanding on potential cooperation in the production of drones in Ukraine. The agreement provides for training, logistics support, and repair of tactical UAVs for the Armed Forces, including ScanEagle.
US faces obstacles in attempt to increase production of missiles for Patriot at plants in Japan - media
The US plan to increase production of Patriot missiles in Japan is delayed due to a shortage of Boeing homing systems. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries could double production, but needs additional components and capacity expansion.
In opposition to NASA and SpaceX's plans, scientists call for saving the international space station
Former space agency leaders are in favor of extending the life of the International Space Station. Better to put it into orbit instead of derailing and destroying it.
Zelensky on MH17 tragedy: Russian responsibility for it is inevitable
On the 10th anniversary of the MH17 crash, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Russia's responsibility is inevitable and all those responsible for this and other Russian war crimes will be punished as 298 people, including 80 children, died when Russian killers shot down the passenger plane.
Boeing plane loses a wheel during takeoff at Los Angeles airport
A United Airlines Boeing 757 lost a wheel during takeoff from Los Angeles airport, but landed safely in Denver with 179 passengers and 7 crew members unharmed.
SpaceX to launch 20 small Starlink satellites, including 13 Direct to Cell
SpaceX will launch 20 Starlink satellites on a Falcon 9 rocket. This includes 13 satellites with Direct to Cell technology.
Bloomberg: Boeing accused of fraud in the US
The U. S. Department of Justice will charge Boeing with fraud for failing to comply with an agreed anti-fraud program following fatal airplane crashes in 2018-2019.
In the United States, the families of those killed in the Boeing plane crash demand a record fine of almost 2 25 billion for the company
Families of victims of two Boeing 737 Max crashes are demanding a штрафу 24. 8 billion fine from the company for "the largest corporate crime in US history"
Return of Starliner astronauts postponed to June 26
NASA and Boeing are delaying the return of Starliner astronauts Bari Wilmore and Sunita Williams to Earth from June 22 to 26 due to a helium leak and engine problems that require further analysis.
Umerov called on global defense companies to invest in the production of weapons in Ukraine
Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov called on the world's leading defense companies and technology giants to invest in the production of weapons in Ukraine and create joint defense enterprises during the Asian security summit Shangri-La Dialogue.
Boeing and NASA have scheduled the Starliner's debut flight for June 5
Boeing and NASA teams are preparing to launch a new Starliner space capsule on June 5 after addressing an issue that delayed the first launch attempt on Saturday.
NASA postponed the launch of the Boeing Starliner with astronauts
The launch of the Boeing Starliner spacecraft with two NASA astronauts on board was stopped less than four minutes before launch due to system problems.