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Air Italy gets first Boeing 737 Max as it looks to unseat Alitalia
Air Italy, which aims to unseat Alitalia as Italy's top carrier, has taken delivery of its first Boeing 737 Max. Qatar Airways owns 49% of Air Italy.
Boeing investors should ask how well the company’s board did its job
The role of a first-class board is to pose insightful questions.
5 Things You Need to Know about Air Traffic Control Reform
For over fifty years, the airplanes flying across the U.S. have been guided by World War II era, ground-based radar, though much better technology is available. I Co-Chaired a project at the Eno Transportation Institute studying how we can accelerate the move to modern, air traffic navigation called NextGen. We concluded that the best approach is to create a federally chartered, not-for profit organization to manage…
How Long Will It Take for Boeing to Regain Trust?
As far as an investment goes, Boeing is on my 'no' list.
How well do you know the Boeing 777X? [Quiz]
How well do you know various facts about Boeing's newest jet, the 777X?
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Boeing Should Do These 5 Things According to Experts
Changes in engineering, operations, and public relations could help repair damage.
Can Boeing fly without government help?
Should the U.S. Privatize Air Traffic Control?
Other countries keep airspace safe without government help, but none have anywhere near as many flights.
Let's build the journey of the future
What does the future hold for air travel? We are working to ensure all transport of passengers and cargo benefits from the latest technological developments.
Is hypersonic commercial air travel realistic?
One successful test does not an industry standard make.
Air travel is terrible for the environment. Can new technology change that?
Trade Boeing? Why Not?
Boeing has obviously cleaned up the firm's act. But still, who wants to get on an airplane these days?
Air Cargo Ships Could Soon Alter Global Supply Chains As We Know Them
Igor Pasternak, the CEO and chief engineer of Worldwide Aeros, is fulfilling his lifelong dream of creating aircrafts that are lighter than air, more fuel-efficient and greener and his Aeroscraft is gaining recognition and significant funding.
Why Boeing Works So Hard to Avoid 'Moonshots'
When it comes to new airplanes, Boeing doesn’t want to reinvent the wheel. Or the wing, or fuselage, or much else until it really, really needs to do so.
How Boeing's Hypersonic Passenger Plane Concept Works
Building an airplane that can reach (and survive) Mach 5.
Why the F-16 Is Such a Badass Plane
This lightweight multi-role fighter can be found in air forces throughout the world—and for good reason.
Opinion: How Far Could Boeing Take Insourcing?
The potential rewards of vertically integrating must be balanced against notable risk.
Don’t blame Boeing; flying has become dangerous
The reality is that safety, whether it be the training of pilots or add-on features in planes, costs money and there’s a limit to how much the industry can spend safeguarding human life
Boeing's Blunders, and What We Can Learn from Them
Things were going so well, until they weren’t. What went wrong?
How the Bizarre Economics of Airplanes Raises the Stakes of the Boeing Fallout
Strange things can happen when a business is based on millions of people flying around in $100 million metal boxes that can take a year to build.
Boeing executives might have a headache, but passengers should rest easy
Although three planes grounded by Qantas will require complex repairs, the cracks do not threaten the plane's airworthiness.
