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	U.S. and Turkish Experts to Join Investigation into Hong Kong Cargo Plane Accident
Experts from the United States and Turkey will assist in the investigation of the cargo plane accident in Hong Kong that claimed the lives of two ground handling workers. The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will send a five-member team to support the Hong Kong Air Accident Investigation Authority (AAIA) in examining the incident. Similarly, experts from Turkey’s Directorate…
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	U.S. Senators Urge Boeing to End Defense Workers’ Strike
The workers’ strike at Boeing’s defense facilities in the United States has entered its third month and continues to grow. More than 3,000 employees at the company’s production lines in Missouri have been on strike since early August, demanding better working conditions, wage stability, and stronger retirement benefits. The striking workers, represented by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace…
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	The World’s Largest Military Transport Aircraft in Preparation
U.S.-based Radia introduced the WindRunner for Defense project at the Air, Space & Cyber 2025 conference, set to become the world’s largest military transport aircraft. Its most striking feature is not payload weight, but its record-breaking cargo volume. The WindRunner is designed to transport systems without disassembly. For instance, it can carry six CH-47 Chinook or twelve AH-64 Apache helicopters…
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	FAA Fines Boeing $3.1 MillionThe U.S.
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed a $3.14 million civil penalty against Boeing for quality system violations in the production of the 737. The decision follows inspections launched after the January 2024 incident in which a door plug detached mid-flight on an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 aircraft. FAA inspectors identified “hundreds” of violations at Boeing’s Renton facility and at…
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	U.S. Tax Decision May Increase Prices of Boeing Aircraft
U.S. Tax Decision May Increase Prices of Boeing Aircraft • The new additional tariffs imposed by the U.S. administration, primarily targeting the European Union and China, have begun to affect the aviation sector. Experts believe this development could lead to price increases for some Boeing aircraft models. • Under the new tax regulations, certain high-tech components and parts used in…
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