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Hundreds of aircraft to be grounded in setback for airlines already struggling with demand
Delays and reduced schedules highlight structural problems that will not be easy to fix
Archer Aviation’s boss says new EU standard risks shutting down electric aircraft market
Paris court clears the companies of criminal wrongdoing but finds them liable for civil charges
Incident is Himalayan country’s worst aviation disaster in decades
Aviation regulators have yet to approve for flight two models ordered by US carriers
Domestic air travel rebounds as worries over safety rise
Companies on trial for ‘involuntary manslaughter’ following deaths of 228 people on Rio-Paris flight
Former chief Muilenburg also fined by SEC after statements on pair of deadly crashes
Disaster expected to prompt more reviews of family of aircraft in wake of Max grounding
Flight operated by China Eastern with 132 people on board comes down in mountain range in Guangxi province
Sanctions from the EU and US present serious problems for a sector recovering from the pandemic
Shares of big European carriers tumble as flight disruption and spike in oil price prompt investor sell-off
Carriers worry over interference with altimeters, but telecoms groups say there is no safety problem
Wireless groups frustrated with Federal Aviation Administration after airlines warn of chaos
Fostering a culture of culpability makes it harder for teams to learn from their mistakes
Telecoms reverse course a day after rejecting US regulators’ request over possible aircraft interference
US transportation regulators want more time to investigate if wireless technology interferes with avionics
Production rates of wide-body jets may take time to bounce back
US airline orders jets capable of flying faster than speed of sound from Denver start-up
Now that civil air traffic control has been weaponised once there is a danger it will happen again
Forced diversion of flights show how far governments will go to neutralise opponents
French appeals court overturns previous decision not to press charges over incident that killed 228 people in 2009
Emergency directive follows damaged turbine on Boeing 777 operated by United Airlines
Federal investigators examine damage to jet turbine on United Airlines flight
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