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Boeing's 737 MAX 10 just received FAA certification, clearing the way to deliver 1,555 ordered planes to more than 30 airlines worldwide. The approval marks a major comeback for American aerospace manufacturing and completes certification for all four aircraft in Boeing's MAX family.
After more than five years of rigorous safety reviews, the FAA has certified Boeing's largest 737 Max jet for passenger service. The approval marks a turning point for Boeing's recovery from its safety crisis and opens doors for airlines to expand travel options.
After 53 years, the FAA wants to lift the ban on supersonic flights over America if planes can fly quietly enough. New technology could bring back faster-than-sound travel without the disruptive sonic booms of the past.
Within a year, new FAA rules could let drones fly beyond an operator's sight, opening the door to life-saving rescues, efficient farming, and organ deliveries. The change promises to transform how we use unmanned aircraft across America.
Electric air taxis are finally moving from concept to reality, with the FAA launching eight pilot programs across 26 states that could put these quiet, vertical takeoff aircraft in American skies as early as summer 2024. After years of waiting, companies like Joby and Archer can now begin limited passenger flights while proving safety in real-world conditions.
After years of red tape, American electric air taxis are finally taking off. A new FAA program will launch commercial passenger flights from Manhattan to Texas starting this summer.
Flying taxis are about to become reality across America. The FAA just approved eight programs letting electric aircraft companies start testing in 26 states as early as this summer.