German carrier Lufthansa will be the first customer to receive Boeing’s 777X after it completes certification with the Federal Aviation Administration.

The new Trump administration’s directive that federal employees return to the office will drive away professionals who are protecting the aviation system.

United CEO Scott Kirby said the carrier will “continue to hire based on merit” during a Q&A with reporters at the end of last week’s earnings call.

An investigation is underway at Charlotte Douglas International Airport after a fatal accident involving an employee and an American Airlines ramp vehicle Monday. The incident occurred just after 9:30 a.m. EST when an American Airlines employee working on the tarmac was struck by an airline vehicle, USA Today reported. Emergency crews were dispatched immediately, but the employee was pronounced […]

Company’s XB-1 ‘Baby Boom’ demonstrator breaks the sound barrier at Mojave Air & Space Port in California, where the first supersonic flight occurred in 1947.

During an earnings call with investors Tuesday morning, Boeing reported revenue of $15.2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2024.

Sen. Mike Lee floated abolishing the Transportation Security Administration in a recent social media post blasting the agency.

A preliminary accident report from the South Korean government has identified duck feathers and blood in both engines of the Jeju Air 737.

The family of a flight student who died in a 2023 Piper Seminole crash in Oregon has filed a lawsuit against the flight school where he was training.

Boeing is preparing to resume certification flight tests for its long-delayed 777X aircraft as early as mid-January 2025.