Space X Rocket Explosion and NASA Astronauts Stranded in Space

Space X rocket explosion delays NASA astronauts' return from ISS, SpaceX and Boeing face setbacks with their spacecrafts, FAA investigates Falcon 9 mishap, Starliner crew stranded in space, NASA planning to decommission ISS by 2030

Space Rescue Mission by SpaceX for Stranded Astronauts

Elon Musk's SpaceX will rescue two astronauts stranded in space since June after their Boeing Starliner spacecraft had problems. NASA announced astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams will return to Earth in February on the SpaceX Crew-9 mission. The stranded astronauts experienced thruster malfunctions and helium leaks, prompting the decision to return with Crew-9 and leave the Starliner uncrewed. Boeing employees expressed shame over the decision.

Boeing Starliner Capsule Safety Concerns

Boeing's Starliner capsule faces safety concerns in returning two stranded astronauts back to Earth, leading NASA to postpone their return until next year and opt for a SpaceX capsule instead.

NASA's Decision Regarding Boeing Starliner Capsule

Two astronauts are stranded at the International Space Station due to issues with Boeing's Starliner capsule, and NASA has decided it's too risky to bring them back on Starliner. They will have to wait until next year to return on a SpaceX capsule.

SpaceX Crew Dragon vs Boeing Starliner for Astronaut Return

NASA is considering using SpaceX's Crew Dragon to bring home astronauts from the International Space Station due to issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. Boeing's Starliner faced setbacks with helium leaks and thrusters malfunctioning. SpaceX's Crew Dragon may be reconfigured to carry the astronauts back to Earth, leaving two empty seats on a routine mission. The decision comes after NASA's review of Starliner's safety concerns.

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft issues and SpaceX's assistance

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft issues lead to embarrassment as astronauts return on SpaceX craft. Boeing faces image problem and potential future contract risks with NASA. Despite setbacks, Boeing's size and history give it capacity to recover. Comparison with SpaceX program highlights SpaceX's success and Boeing's challenges.

Boeing's Starliner Capsule Issues

Two NASA astronauts have been waiting aboard the International Space Station after their Boeing spacecraft encountered problems. Boeing's Starliner capsule faced issues with malfunctioning thrusters and leaking helium, leading NASA to consider bringing the astronauts home on a SpaceX capsule. Various tests are being conducted to understand and address the problems.

Boeing's Starliner capsule issues

Boeing's Starliner capsule encountered problems with malfunctioning thrusters and leaking helium, causing NASA to consider bringing the astronauts home on a SpaceX capsule instead.

NASA astronauts stuck in space on International Space Station

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are stuck in space on the International Space Station due to a malfunction on their Boeing spacecraft. NASA is working on a plan to safely return them to Earth.

NASA Debate on Boeing's Starliner Safety

NASA officials are debating the safety of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft to return astronauts stranded on the International Space Station due to concerns about the reliability of the reaction control system thrusters. Contingency plans include a potential rescue mission using SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft.

NASA delays astronaut launch due to issues with Boeing's Starliner capsule

NASA is delaying its next astronaut launch to give more time to analyze thruster and leak problems with Boeing's Starliner capsule. The next launch is now scheduled for September 24 at the earliest.

Astronauts Stuck in Space

Two astronauts stuck in space for over 60 days may have to wait until early 2025 to return to Earth due to delays in the Starliner spacecraft. NASA is considering using SpaceX's Crew-9 mission as a contingency plan.

NASA Astronauts Stuck in Space

Two NASA astronauts are stuck in space due to issues with the Boeing Starliner spacecraft, and NASA is considering using the SpaceX Crew-9 Dragon to retrieve them.

Boeing 737 Max Safety Issues

Workers on Boeing 737 Max felt pressured to work too fast, leading to safety issues and mistakes. An incident in January 2021 involved a door plug blowing out mid-flight. The NTSB is investigating the incident and questioning Boeing personnel about safety concerns and practices.

Boeing's New CEO Appointment

Boeing has appointed Robert 'Kelly' Ortberg as the new CEO to replace retiring CEO Dave Calhoun. Ortberg, an aerospace industry veteran with an engineering background, will lead Boeing's turnaround plans amid struggles in its commercial airplane and defense programs.

Boeing's Starliner Mission

Boeing's Starliner experienced malfunctioning thrusters and helium leaks during a mission, but astronauts remain safe and optimistic about returning home. The spacecraft is part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program.

Boeing Jet Sales

Boeing sold 14 new jets in the past month, with most being freighters. Sales are down 70% from a year ago, with a significant drop after an incident with Alaska Airlines. Boeing is facing challenges with certifications and possible criminal charges.

Boeing's Plea Deal with U.S. Justice Department for 737 Max 8 Crashes

Boeing has reached a plea deal with the U.S. Justice Department over the deadly crashes of two 737 Max 8 jets, but families of the crash victims are not satisfied and are seeking harsher penalties and personal accountability for Boeing's leaders.

Boeing's Criminal Fraud Charges and Plea Deal

Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to criminal fraud charges related to the fatal 737 Max crashes, facing a potential fine of $243 million. The deal includes a compliance monitor, investment in safety programs, and meeting with crash victims' families.

Political News

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Boeing's Criminal Fraud Charge for 737 Max Crashes

Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge related to the crashes of two 737 Max jets in 2018 and 2019, paying a $243.6 million fine and investing $455 million in compliance and safety programs. Families of the victims are opposing the plea deal.

Boeing pleads guilty to criminal fraud in 737 Max crashes

Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to criminal fraud related to the 737 Max crashes, facing a fine of up to $487.2 million, with the Justice Department recommending a $243.6 million credit. The deal includes an independent compliance monitor and requires Boeing to invest in compliance and safety programs.

Boeing Acquires Spirit AeroSystems

Boeing acquires Spirit AeroSystems, one of its key suppliers, in an all-stock transaction valued at $4.7 billion to improve oversight and control of manufacturing operations. The deal marks a shift from Boeing's outsourcing strategy and aims to address quality control issues highlighted by recent incidents.

Boeing Improving Training for 737 Max Assembly

Boeing is changing how it trains new recruits at the factory near Seattle where it assembles the 737 Max to improve quality control after a midair incident. The company is adding more hands-on training, a formal mentoring program, and revising training materials.

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft delay with astronauts onboard

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft with astronauts Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams onboard is currently stuck in space due to technical difficulties. The astronauts are not stranded but the return to Earth has been delayed. Boeing's latest crisis adds to their history of public relations issues.

Current Events

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Boeing CEO Testimony and Manufacturing Issues

U.S. lawmakers question Boeing CEO on manufacturing problems and safety concerns, while relatives of 737 Max crash victims attend the hearing. Whistleblowers raise alarm over defective parts ending up in planes. Senators accuse CEO of prioritizing profits over safety.

Southwest Airlines Flight N8825Q Dutch Roll Incident

A Southwest Airlines passenger jet experienced a rare phenomenon known as Dutch roll at 38,000 feet, causing substantial damage. The FAA is investigating the incident with Boeing and the NTSB. The plane landed safely with no injuries reported.

FAA investigates Boeing and Airbus; G7 provides $50 billion loan to Ukraine

FAA investigates allegations of Boeing and Airbus using counterfeit titanium from China. President Biden and G7 leaders agree to provide Ukraine with $50 billion loan from frozen Russian assets for military aid, humanitarian support, and reconstruction.

Boeing in Talks to Buy Spirit AeroSystems

Boeing is in talks to buy Spirit AeroSystems, a key supplier that builds the fuselage for the 737 at a factory in Wichita, Kansas. The potential acquisition has implications for the aviation industry and the community of Wichita.

Boeing's Starliner Flight Delay

Boeing's first Starliner flight with astronauts on board was called off in the final minutes due to an unspecified reason. The crew is safe and will disembark. Backup launch dates are scheduled. This flight test is a critical step before certifying the Starliner system for regular missions to the International Space Station.

Boeing's Safety and Quality Control Issues

Boeing faces scrutiny from the FAA after a door plug blowout on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max, leading to a 90-day review and a promise of sweeping changes to manufacturing operations to improve safety and quality control.

Climate Change and Flight Turbulence

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg discusses the link between climate change and increased flight turbulence. He emphasizes the need for evolving policies, technology, and infrastructure to address the issue.

Boeing's Starliner Capsule Launch Delayed Due to Helium Leak

Boeing's Starliner capsule launch to the International Space Station was delayed due to a helium leak, with the new launch date set for May 25. The delay is the latest in a series of setbacks for the Starliner program, which has faced design problems and delays for several years.

Commercial Flight Safety on Boeing Planes

Despite recent safety concerns and emergency landings, commercial flights on Boeing planes in the U.S. have an impressive safety record with no fatal crashes in 15 years. Redundancy in critical systems, pilot training, and flight attendant preparedness contribute to passenger safety. Turbulence is a leading cause of injuries, but overall, injuries on flights are rare. Safety remains a top priority in aviation.

Boeing whistleblower exposes production issues

Boeing whistleblower claims he was pressured to not slow production despite finding defects in airplane parts. Spirit AeroSystems and Boeing face scrutiny after a door flew off a 737 Max airplane. CEO David Calhoun summoned to testify before Senate subcommittee for safety-related allegations.

Boeing investigation for falsified inspection records on 787 planes

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating Boeing after workers at a South Carolina plant falsified inspection records on certain 787 planes. Boeing has taken corrective action and notified the FAA. No immediate safety of flight issue was reported.

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Boeing Whistleblower Deaths

Two whistleblowers related to Boeing have died under mysterious circumstances, raising concerns about safety and work conditions within the company. The deaths come amidst financial losses and increased scrutiny faced by Boeing.

Current Events

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Boeing Starliner Space Capsule Launch

Boeing is set to launch its Starliner space capsule into orbit carrying human pilots for the first time after a series of troubled test flights and ongoing problems with its commercial aviation wing. The mission is part of NASA's initiative to pay private companies to help ferry astronauts to and from the International Space Station.

NASA's Artemis Program and the Race to the Moon

NASA is planning to return American astronauts to the moon as part of the Artemis program to explore new technologies and resources for further space exploration. This includes a focus on the South Pole region of the moon where water may be present, potentially allowing for the creation of rocket fuel. The U.S. is in a space race with China, who also aims to land astronauts on the moon and gather resources for future missions. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson discussed the agency's goals and partnerships with private companies like SpaceX and Boeing.

Death of Boeing whistleblower and Pastor's wife

Fox News report on the death of Boeing whistleblower Joshua Dean and Pastor John-Paul Miller's wife, Mica Miller, with conflicting reports on the cause of death and investigation into the incidents.

Death of Joshua Dean, Boeing Supplier Whistleblower

Joshua Dean, a former quality auditor at a Boeing supplier, passed away after raising concerns about defects in 737 Max jets. He was one of the first to flag dangerous defects at Spirit AeroSystems. Federal investigators are now looking into Spirit and Boeing regarding a door panel incident. Dean's death follows another Boeing-related whistleblower's death. He was described as courageous and dedicated to raising safety concerns.

Boeing Whistleblower Deaths

Two Boeing whistleblowers have died unexpectedly as the company faces scrutiny over safety failures on its passenger jets. Joshua Dean, a quality inspector, died of an antibiotic-resistant staph infection after speaking out about dangerous faults in components of Boeing’s 737 MAX plane. John Barnett, another whistleblower, was found dead of a gunshot wound outside his hotel after raising concerns about returning 737 Max 9 jets to the sky too quickly.

Whistleblower Joshua Dean's Death

Former quality auditor at Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems, Joshua Dean, who blew the whistle on manufacturing defects in the 737 MAX, died after a sudden infection. He had alleged serious misconduct by senior quality management at Spirit and was fired in retaliation for raising safety concerns.

Boeing Whistleblower Joshua Dean's Death

Whistleblower Joshua Dean, who accused Boeing of ignoring safety flaws in the 737 MAX airplanes, has died due to natural causes. He was a former Spirit AeroSystems quality auditor and raised concerns about lax standards at the company's manufacturing plant. Dean's death is not related to the whistleblower case.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at Portland State University Library

Pro-Palestinian protesters have occupied Portland State University's library, turning it into a makeshift fortress. They demand the university cut ties with Boeing, which supplies weapons to Israel, and call for an unconditional cease-fire in Gaza. The university initially took a hands-off approach but later condemned the property damage caused by the protesters.

Arrest of Dr. Jill Stein at Anti-Israel Protest

Green Party presidential candidate Dr. Jill Stein was arrested at an anti-Israel protest at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, along with campaign managers, for supporting student demands to divest from Boeing due to its ties to the war on Gaza.

Boeing 787 Dreamliner Safety Concerns

A Boeing engineer-turned-whistleblower claims the 787 Dreamliner is unsafe due to assembly flaws, risking catastrophic outcomes. Boeing disputes the allegations, saying the plane is safe. The engineer is set to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee.

Boeing 787 Dreamliner Safety Concerns

A Boeing engineer-turned-whistleblower claims that the 787 Dreamliner is unsafe due to assembly flaws, saying it could fall apart midflight. Boeing disputes the claims, stating the plane is safe. The engineer is set to testify before a U.S. Senate subcommittee. Despite Boeing's reassurances, the whistleblower remains steadfast in his claims.

Safety concerns with Boeing 787 jets

Boeing engineer Sam Salehpour believes all 787 jets should be grounded for safety checks due to serious concerns about production and quality control processes, but Boeing refutes these claims and says the 787 Dreamliner is safe.

Anti-Israel Protesters Block Roadway to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport

Anti-Israel protesters blocked a roadway to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, causing traffic disruptions and frustration among travelers. The protesters sat in the middle of the road with arms interlocked and used 'long tubes' to obstruct traffic. Some travelers had to walk to the airport with their luggage. The protest was organized to send a message to Boeing, a company that sells weapons to Israel.

Boeing 787 Dreamliner Safety Concerns

Boeing engineer Sam Salehpour raised concerns about shortcuts taken during the production of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, warning of potential safety issues. Other current and former Boeing employees have also spoken out about the company ignoring their concerns and engaging in retaliation. This has led to a lack of trust in Boeing's safety practices and management.

Boeing Co. Manufacturing Shortcuts on 787 Dreamliner

Boeing Co. is facing a crisis of confidence after an engineer alleged manufacturing shortcuts on its 787 Dreamliner, risking structural integrity issues in over 1,000 jets. Boeing disputes the claims, and the matter will be discussed in a Senate hearing.

Boeing CEO summoned to Senate subcommittee over safety concerns

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Boeing Whistleblower Investigation

Boeing engineer blows the whistle on shortcuts in manufacturing widebody jet models 777 and 787 Dreamliner, raising concerns about safety and lifespan of planes. FAA investigating claims, Senate committee to hold hearing. Boeing disputes allegations, says planes are safe to fly.

United Airlines Boeing Incident

A Boeing pilot was forced to return to the airport due to a foul smell from a broken toilet that filled the cabin. Passengers reported waste overflowing into the cabin. United Airlines provided hotel accommodations and rebooked passengers on a different flight. Another United Airlines flight experienced extreme turbulence with injuries. Boeing has faced several recent incidents and the death of a whistleblower.

United Airlines asking pilots for unpaid leave due to Boeing plane shortage

United Airlines is asking pilots to take unpaid leave due to a shortage of new Boeing planes caused by manufacturing concerns at Boeing and its suppliers. Boeing has slowed deliveries of 737 Max jets, prompting United to reduce excess staffing in May.

United Airlines pilots asked to take unpaid time off due to Boeing production problems

United Airlines is asking pilots to take unpaid time off due to late-arriving aircraft from Boeing, impacting their growth plans. This is another example of how Boeing's production problems and safety crisis are affecting its customers.

United Airlines Flight Forced to Return Due to Broken Toilet

A United Airlines flight was forced to return to the airport due to a foul smell from a broken toilet that filled the cabin. Passengers were provided with hotel accommodations and rebooked on a different flight the next day. The incident follows a series of dangerous jet failures experienced by Boeing, including the death of a company whistleblower.

Investigation into Spirit AeroSystems by Texas Attorney General

Texas Attorney General investigates Spirit AeroSystems for defects in manufacturing process that led to recent mishaps involving Boeing 737 planes.

Boeing 737 Max plane incidents and production quality concerns

Recent incidents involving Boeing 737 Max planes have raised concerns about the company's production quality and safety measures. Reports suggest a decline in safety standards and an increase in production pressures, leading to potential compromises in quality and safety. Boeing has announced leadership changes and efforts to address quality-control issues.

Boeing Management Shake-up

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun and chairman Larry Kellner are stepping down in a management shake-up. Stan Deal, president of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, is leaving immediately. The changes come amidst increased scrutiny over quality and manufacturing flaws on Boeing planes.

Boeing Executive Resignations

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun, chairman Larry Kellner, and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes Stan Deal are resigning following a significant shakeup at the company. The resignations are linked to a quality control lapse involving an Alaska Airlines door plug blowout. The NTSB found that a plane left the Boeing factory without critical bolts. Calhoun, who took over after the MAX 8 incidents, is stepping down amidst criticism from airline CEOs. The shakeup includes the retirement of Kellner and Deal, with a relative newcomer, Stephanie Pope, taking on a new role.

Boeing staff shakeups and CEO resignation

Boeing announces staff shakeups after in-flight door plug blowout on Alaska Airlines 737, CEO Dave Calhoun to step down at end of year.

Boeing Leadership Changes Amid Safety Crisis

Boeing's CEO Dave Calhoun and chair Larry Kellner are leaving the company amid safety crisis. Steve Mollenkopf will lead search for Calhoun's successor. Stan Deal, head of commercial aeroplane division, to retire immediately. Stephanie Pope to replace Deal. Boeing under pressure after recent safety incident. Calhoun took over as CEO in 2020 after previous boss was ousted due to fatal crashes.

Boeing Managerial Shakeup

Boeing announced a major managerial shakeup, with CEO Dave Calhoun stepping down at the end of the year. The company also revealed that the president of the commercial airplanes division would retire and its board chairman would not stand for reelection. The shakeup comes after recent safety incidents and mounting dissatisfaction with the company's leadership.

Anxious Passengers Avoiding Boeing Planes

Anxious passengers are avoiding flying on Boeing planes due to recent quality control incidents and safety concerns, opting for non-Boeing flights instead.

Boeing Troubles

Boeing is facing significant challenges, as discussed by aviation expert William McGee in an NPR interview with Ayesha Rascoe.

Anxious Passengers Avoiding Boeing Planes

Anxious passengers are avoiding flying on Boeing planes due to recent issues, opting for Airbus flights instead. Some are seeking therapy to ease their fear of flying. Safety concerns have led to increased scrutiny and filter options for consumers.

Boeing 737 Max 9 Door Plug Explosion

A Boeing 737 Max 9 experienced a door plug explosion in flight, prompting a criminal investigation by the FBI and lawsuits against Boeing and Alaska Airlines for negligence. The incident has raised concerns about Boeing's safety practices and its previous criminal charge related to deadly crashes involving its 737 Max jets.

Boeing under scrutiny for jet incidents

Boeing is facing heightened scrutiny after a door plug blew off a jet in midair, leading to a criminal investigation by the Justice Department. Families of crash victims are seeking more accountability from the company.

Impact of Boeing's Production Problems on Airline Industry

Boeing's production issues are causing a shortage of planes, leading to higher ticket prices and challenges for airlines worldwide.

Boeing's Safety Concerns with 737 Max 9 Aircraft

Boeing faces safety concerns as a 737 Max 9 loses a rear door plug midflight, leading to grounding and renewed questions about quality and safety standards. FAA orders inspections and maintenance processes for affected aircraft. Whistleblower allegations and lack of cooperation in investigations raise further issues for Boeing. Tragic death of former Boeing quality control manager involved in legal battle with the company.

Boeing's Impact on U.S. Airline Industry

Boeing's largest U.S. airline customers are facing disruptions in their 2024 network plans due to the manufacturer's growing regulatory and legal problems, resulting in significant delays in aircraft production and delivery schedules.

FAA investigating loss of panel before Boeing 737-800 landed safely in Oregon

The FAA is investigating how a United Airlines Boeing 737-800 lost an external panel before landing safely in Oregon. No emergency was declared, and the plane will undergo repairs before returning to service.

Boeing Criminal Investigation

The Justice Department is expanding a criminal investigation into a Boeing 737 Max 9 jetliner door plug incident that led to an emergency landing. The investigation involves subpoenas and a grand jury in Seattle.

Boeing Erasing Security Footage of Repairs on Alaska Airlines Flight

Boeing erased security footage of repairs done on an Alaska Airlines flight before a door plug blew out mid-flight, sparking a federal probe into airline safety. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident and the lack of records complicating the investigation.

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Boeing Safety Concerns

Boeing faces increased scrutiny and safety concerns after a series of incidents, including a near-catastrophic event on an Alaska Airlines flight. The company is taking immediate actions to improve safety and quality, following an FAA audit that identified non-compliance issues.

Boeing Aviation Incidents and Safety Concerns in 2024

Boeing faces a series of aviation incidents and safety concerns, including a 787 Dreamliner plunging mid-flight, part of an Alaska Airlines 737 Max blowing off, flight control issues, safety concerns with de-icing equipment, and manufacturing quality problems, leading to a significant drop in its stock value and regulatory scrutiny.

Death of John Barnett - Boeing Whistleblower

John Barnett, a former Boeing quality control manager and whistleblower, was found dead in a vehicle in a Holiday Inn parking lot in Charleston, S.C. Police are investigating his death, which appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Barnett had raised concerns about serious safety issues in Boeing's commercial airplanes and alleged decline in manufacturing practices.

LATAM Airlines Flight Incident

A LATAM airlines flight experienced a mid-air plunge, causing passengers to be thrown into the ceiling. More than a dozen people were hospitalized and the incident is under investigation. Boeing has faced safety incidents recently, including a door panel blowing out midair and a tire coming off a United Airlines flight.

Death of Boeing Whistleblower

Former Boeing employee turned whistleblower, John Barnett, found dead amidst a lawsuit he was aiding. Barnett had raised concerns about sub-standard parts and safety compromises in Boeing's production line. His death was described as a 'self-inflicted wound.'

Boeing plane incident with injuries

Fifty people were injured on a Boeing plane when it suddenly nosedived mid-flight, with 12 rushed to hospital. LATAM airlines admitted a technical problem caused the incident on a flight from Sydney to Auckland. Emergency vehicles responded, and passengers and crew were injured when the plane lost altitude. The incident caused chaos and injuries, with some passengers thrown into the ceiling.

Flight Turbulence Incident on LATAM Airlines Flight from Australia to New Zealand

Fifty passengers were injured on a LATAM Airlines flight from Australia to New Zealand due to a technical event that caused turbulence in the air. The incident resulted in one person in serious condition and 12 others hospitalized. Boeing planes have been under increased scrutiny for safety issues globally.

Injuries on LATAM Airlines Flight from Sydney to Auckland

Dozens of passengers were injured by a 'strong movement' on board a Boeing-made plane flying from Sydney to Auckland, with some requiring hospital treatment. The cause of the mid-flight injuries is unclear, but LATAM Airlines reported a technical event causing the incident. 50 people were treated at the scene, with 7 passengers and 3 cabin crew taken to the hospital for checks. The flight, a 787-9 Dreamliner, landed safely in Auckland. Boeing is investigating the incident.

Development of AI-guided planes by the Pentagon

Rep. Carlos Gimenez questioned FBI Director Chris Wray on AI and China during a House select committee hearing. The Pentagon is looking to develop AI-guided planes through its Collaborative Combat Aircraft project, with companies like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Anduril Industries competing for contracts.

Investigation into Boeing 737 Max 9 Door Plug Incident

Boeing cannot find documents about a door plug that blew off a Boeing 737 Max 9 jet in January, leading to investigations and a criminal probe by the Department of Justice.

DOJ Probe into Alaska Airlines Flight Door Plug Incident

The Department of Justice is opening a probe into an Alaska Airlines flight where a door plug blew out mid-flight, potentially holding Boeing and the airline accountable. Investigators are contacting passengers and crew members, and the FAA had previously grounded Boeing 737 Max jets after fatal incidents.

United Airlines plane tire incident

A United Airlines plane lost a tire shortly after takeoff from San Francisco International Airport but landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport with no injuries. The incident caused damage to vehicles in an employee parking lot but did not result in any injuries on the ground.

Boeing 737 MAX 8 Incident in Houston

A Boeing 737 MAX 8 operated by United Airlines veered off the runway after landing in Houston, but no one was injured in the incident. This is the latest in a series of incidents involving Boeing aircraft, including engine fires and wheel falling off. Boeing has faced severe backlash and investigations into its fleet of 737's.

Boeing 737 Max Door Plug Incident

The top federal safety investigator says Boeing has not provided key information about a door plug incident on a Boeing 737 Max 9 jet, leaving unanswered questions about who opened and closed the door plug, despite the incident occurring two months ago.

Quality Control Problems at Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems

FAA audit finds quality control problems at Boeing and its supplier Spirit AeroSystems, including missing bolts that caused a door plug to blow out in midair. Boeing given 90 days to address issues. Talks of Boeing acquiring Spirit AeroSystems are in progress.

Former Boeing Employee's Concerns About Boeing 737 MAX Planes

Former senior Boeing employee Ed Pierson expresses lack of trust in Boeing 737 MAX planes due to leadership issues and safety concerns, calling for grounding and inspection of the planes. Despite some changes made by Boeing, Pierson still refuses to fly on a MAX.

Boeing 737 Max Program Management Shake-Up

Boeing's head of the 737 Max program is leaving in a management shake-up following a January mishap that damaged the company's reputation. The incident involved a plane's door panel blowing out midair, prompting FAA action. This comes after previous crashes involving Max planes. Alaska and United Airlines have returned Max 9s to service, but doubts remain about the future with Boeing Max planes.