The U. S. has named the eight people killed in the B-52 crash at Edwards Air Force Base. The victims include four active-duty service members, one reservist, and three civilian specialists.
The bomber crashed during a test mission at Edwards Air Force Base in California. All eight people on board were killed; the causes of the crash are being investigated.
In Frankfurt, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner's nose gear collapsed during parking. Several workers were injured, and the aircraft sustained serious damage.
Trump mistakenly bought up to $5 million worth of Kura Sushi USA shares. The sushi chain was likely confused with a well-known computer hardware manufacturer.
The US is in no hurry to extend the trade truce with China, which is in effect until November. Beijing is satisfactorily fulfilling the conditions regarding the supply of critical minerals.
The US State Department has approved the sale of 24 MH-60R Seahawk helicopters and AH-64E Apache upgrades to Seoul. The total value of the deal is $4.2 billion.
Trump concluded his visit to the PRC and allowed for a review of arms sales to Taiwan. The purchase of Boeing aircraft and the development of artificial intelligence were also discussed.
Trump gave no commitments regarding Taiwan and discussed arms sales to the island. The President may also lift sanctions against buyers of Iranian oil in China.
Trump announced China's agreement to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft. The order volume turned out to be smaller than expected, causing the company's shares to drop.
Trump called the talks with Xi Jinping positive and invited him to the US for September 24. The leaders discussed Taiwan, artificial intelligence, and Boeing orders.
The Bureau of Economic Security (BEB) has opened cases against airlines, interpreting aircraft leasing as royalties. This violates international agreements and threatens the destruction of Ukrainian aviation.
The US has approved $540 million in maintenance for C-17 aircraft for Canada. The primary contractor for the deal will be the Boeing company.
The US State Department has approved the sale of 1,532 JDAM-ER kits and related equipment to Ukraine. The deal, valued at $373.6 million, will strengthen self-defense capabilities.
The US Air Force has completed the preparation of the Boeing 747 donated by Qatar for Trump. The aircraft will begin flights this summer as a temporary Air Force One in a new livery.
The US used quantum magnetometry to detect the pilot's heartbeat in Iran. The Ghost Murmur system was developed by Lockheed's Skunk Works division.
Representatives from Washington and Beijing are discussing tariffs, technology, and agricultural purchases. The meeting is intended to prevent an escalation before Trump's visit to China.
Boeing has signed a contract to supply Israel with guided aerial bombs. The US State Department also approved an urgent sale of 12,000 bomb casings, bypassing Congress.
Donald Trump has reached an agreement with US defense companies to quadruple the production of "sophisticated class" weapons. This decision was made to meet the needs of the army, despite already significant existing stockpiles.
The US Department of Justice has charged former Air Force instructor Gerald Eddy Brown Jr. He is suspected of cooperating with the Chinese armed forces and training Chinese army pilots.
NASA has postponed the Artemis II mission due to problems with helium supply in the Space Launch System rocket. This makes a launch in March 2026 impossible; the rocket will be transported to the hangar for repairs.
UNN tells about the uniqueness of American aircraft, how much the machines cost, and what made them popular.
The U. S. Air Force is changing the iconic light blue and white design of Air Force One to a red, white, and blue palette with a gold stripe. This is the first major change since the Kennedy era, affecting the entire presidential fleet.
Russia is deliberately striking American business facilities in Ukraine, attacking the Boeing office and the Flex factory. This is happening simultaneously with the Kremlin's statements about its readiness to reset economic relations with the United States.
Boeing plans to increase 737 aircraft production to 63 units per month, preparing a new assembly line and hiring staff. This is expected to ensure stable growth in production rates to restore the company's financial health.
Boeing and GE Aerospace have encountered a durability issue with the GE9X engine seal for the 777X airliner. This will not affect the certification schedule but may have financial implications for Boeing.
NASA astronaut Suni Williams has retired after 27 years of service, having spent 608 days in space and setting a record among women. Her last mission on Starliner lasted nine months due to technical malfunctions, instead of the planned week.
The US Federal Aviation Administration has allowed the Boeing 737 MAX 10 to proceed to the second phase of certification flight tests. However, a key issue with the engine de-icing system remains unresolved.
Donald Trump suggested he could run for a third term, stating it would be a constitutional move. He also noted that he had sold more Boeing planes than anyone in the company's history.
US President Donald Trump said he had sold over a thousand Boeing aircraft, calling himself the "king" of sales. The Pentagon signed an $8.6 billion contract with Boeing to supply F-15 fighters to Israel.
A Russian strike severely damaged a civilian sunflower oil production plant in Dnipro, owned by the American company "Bunge". Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha stated that it was a deliberate attack, not a mistake.
