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World’s 1st female spacewalking team makes history

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World’s 1st female spacewalking team makes history

By Marcia Dunn / Associated Press

FAA confronts Boeing over internal messages revealing flaws

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FAA confronts Boeing over internal messages revealing flaws

“So I basically lied to the regulators (unknowingly),” a Boeing pilot wrote in a message from 2016.

Airlines need to hire thousands of pilots in the next decade

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Airlines need to hire thousands of pilots in the next decade

Boeing estimates that airlines will need about 131,000 pilots in North America and 514,000 more worldwide.

Washington man dies after plane goes off runway in Alaska

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Washington man dies after plane goes off runway in Alaska

11 people were taken a local clinic with injuries ranging from minor to critical.

Alaska CEO: ‘We really need to look at growing Paine Field’

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Alaska CEO: ‘We really need to look at growing Paine Field’

At a conference, Brad Tilden speculated about expanded passenger service, but flights are capped — for now.

Boeing CEO, removed as chairman, near last chance on 737 Max

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Boeing CEO, removed as chairman, near last chance on 737 Max

Dennis Muilenburg is preparing for a crucial appearance before Congress on Oct. 30.

Paul Allen’s Stratolaunch gets mysterious new owner

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Paul Allen’s Stratolaunch gets mysterious new owner

One year after the billionaire founder’s death, the company listed 10 new jobs, including two in Seattle.

Scathing report: FAA dropped the ball when approving 737 Max

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Scathing report: FAA dropped the ball when approving 737 Max

The findings also said Boeing exerted “undue pressures” on employees who approved design changes.

Boeing names new board chairman in setback to CEO Muilenburg

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Boeing names new board chairman in setback to CEO Muilenburg

The company’s directors decided to separate the two jobs. David Calhoun will serve as chairman of the board.

If aerospace jobs decline, should tax breaks be affected?

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If aerospace jobs decline, should tax breaks be affected?

Five years ago a citizens commission asked lawmakers for guidance. It did again on Wednesday.

787 production backlog dwindles as Aeroflot cancels order

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787 production backlog dwindles as Aeroflot cancels order

At 14 jets per month, the Everett line now has only 20 months worth of Dreamliner orders remaining.

Boeing delivers just 26 planes in September, extending slump

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Boeing delivers just 26 planes in September, extending slump

The company hopes to win FAA approval to return the plane to flying this year.

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Boeing sells a luxury-jet version of 737 Max to mystery buyer

The order by an anonymous customer was the first Max deal since June.

Southwest pilots’ union sues Boeing over grounding of plane

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Southwest pilots’ union sues Boeing over grounding of plane

The lawsuit, filed in Texas, could make it harder for Boeing to gain public confidence in the plane.

STEM summit focuses on ‘grow your own’ skilled workers

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STEM summit focuses on ‘grow your own’ skilled workers

Regional firms need more local workers to fill skilled jobs: out-of-staters tend not to relocate.

Congressional panel wants to interview Boeing whistleblower

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Congressional panel wants to interview Boeing whistleblower

The engineer accused the company of blocking key safety upgrades for 737 MAX over costs.

Boeing pushed FAA to relax 737 Max certification requirements

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Boeing pushed FAA to relax 737 Max certification requirements

The cockpit alerts would warn pilots if something went wrong during flight.

Boeing CEO’s fate intertwines with 737 Max’s as key tests loom

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Boeing CEO’s fate intertwines with 737 Max’s as key tests loom

Dennis Muilenburg has been a target of critics who contend Boeing was slow in response to the crashes.

Boeing whistleblower: 737 safety improvement nixed over cost

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Boeing whistleblower: 737 safety improvement nixed over cost

His complaint suggests a software innovation might have prevented crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.

FAA orders urgent checks on some 737s for wing-related cracks

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FAA orders urgent checks on some 737s for wing-related cracks

Boeing notified the agency after finding cracks on an aircraft undergoing modifications in China.