Boeing will lay off 10% of employees as a strike shuts down airplane productionBoeing plans to lay off about 10% of its workforce amid ongoing financial losses and a crippling strike affecting production. This will involve 17,000 job cuts.
Boeing Machinists union votes to strikeBoeing's union members voted overwhelmingly to strike, rejecting a contract offer in search of better financial terms amid company struggles.
Trump awards Boeing a contract to build the next generation fighter jetBoeing won a contract for the Air Force's F-47 fighter jet, marking a significant boost for the company amidst ongoing struggles.
NASA Says Boeing Starliner Astronauts May Fly Home on SpaceX in 2025NASA acknowledged serious issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, considering alternative return options for astronauts on SpaceX vehicle.Boeing faces substantial challenges and financial losses due to Starliner problems, impacting the aerospace giant's reputation and project costs.
Boeing confirms production of 737s has haltedBoeing's 737 production halted due to IAM strike, causing significant delivery slowdowns and stock decline.Ongoing negotiations between Boeing and machinists reveal deep-seated tensions and dissatisfaction with contract proposals.
As Boeing strike continues, a major sticking point for union members is revealedBoeing factory workers are on strike, demanding the restoration of their pensions that were frozen a decade ago.
Boeing will lay off 10% of employees as a strike shuts down airplane productionBoeing plans to lay off about 10% of its workforce amid ongoing financial losses and a crippling strike affecting production. This will involve 17,000 job cuts.
Boeing Machinists union votes to strikeBoeing's union members voted overwhelmingly to strike, rejecting a contract offer in search of better financial terms amid company struggles.
Trump awards Boeing a contract to build the next generation fighter jetBoeing won a contract for the Air Force's F-47 fighter jet, marking a significant boost for the company amidst ongoing struggles.
NASA Says Boeing Starliner Astronauts May Fly Home on SpaceX in 2025NASA acknowledged serious issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, considering alternative return options for astronauts on SpaceX vehicle.Boeing faces substantial challenges and financial losses due to Starliner problems, impacting the aerospace giant's reputation and project costs.
Boeing confirms production of 737s has haltedBoeing's 737 production halted due to IAM strike, causing significant delivery slowdowns and stock decline.Ongoing negotiations between Boeing and machinists reveal deep-seated tensions and dissatisfaction with contract proposals.
As Boeing strike continues, a major sticking point for union members is revealedBoeing factory workers are on strike, demanding the restoration of their pensions that were frozen a decade ago.
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt is the newest Big Tech-to-space execEric Schmidt has been appointed as CEO of Relativity Space, replacing co-founder Tim Ellis.
Intuitive Machines CEO Steve Altemus on Making Moon Landing History and the Future of Private Space TravelSteve Altemus became renowned for his investigative leadership following the Columbia disaster and has since advanced lunar exploration with Intuitive Machines.
Jeff Bezos' Falcon 9-Style Rocket Reaches Orbit on First Try, But First Stage Recovery FailsBlue Origin's New Glenn rocket successfully reached orbit on its first launch attempt, marking significant progress in the private space industry.
Blue Origin looks to take on SpaceX dominance with New Glenn launch days away | TechCrunchBlue Origin is preparing to launch its New Glenn rocket, marking its entry into the competitive orbital launch market dominated by SpaceX.
Rocket Lab nails two missions within 24 hours - one in each hemisphere | TechCrunchRocket Lab set a new launch turnaround speed record with two Electron missions in 24 hours, becoming the first to operate in both hemispheres within that timeframe.
Execs from Stoke Space and Relativity Space join Disrupt 2024 | TechCrunchThe future of space requires a combination of technology, business strategy, and strong organizational culture to improve accessibility and sustainability in orbit.
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt is the newest Big Tech-to-space execEric Schmidt has been appointed as CEO of Relativity Space, replacing co-founder Tim Ellis.
Intuitive Machines CEO Steve Altemus on Making Moon Landing History and the Future of Private Space TravelSteve Altemus became renowned for his investigative leadership following the Columbia disaster and has since advanced lunar exploration with Intuitive Machines.
Jeff Bezos' Falcon 9-Style Rocket Reaches Orbit on First Try, But First Stage Recovery FailsBlue Origin's New Glenn rocket successfully reached orbit on its first launch attempt, marking significant progress in the private space industry.
Blue Origin looks to take on SpaceX dominance with New Glenn launch days away | TechCrunchBlue Origin is preparing to launch its New Glenn rocket, marking its entry into the competitive orbital launch market dominated by SpaceX.
Rocket Lab nails two missions within 24 hours - one in each hemisphere | TechCrunchRocket Lab set a new launch turnaround speed record with two Electron missions in 24 hours, becoming the first to operate in both hemispheres within that timeframe.
Execs from Stoke Space and Relativity Space join Disrupt 2024 | TechCrunchThe future of space requires a combination of technology, business strategy, and strong organizational culture to improve accessibility and sustainability in orbit.
Trends in Early 21st Century SpaceflightSpaceflight has transformed from Cold War competition into a booming global industry driven by technology and commercial investment.
Blue Origin successfully launches New Glenn rocket into space | TechCrunchNew Glenn successfully achieved orbit on its first launch, marking a significant milestone for Blue Origin despite the first stage's explosion during landing.
Trends in Early 21st Century SpaceflightSpaceflight has transformed from Cold War competition into a booming global industry driven by technology and commercial investment.
Blue Origin successfully launches New Glenn rocket into space | TechCrunchNew Glenn successfully achieved orbit on its first launch, marking a significant milestone for Blue Origin despite the first stage's explosion during landing.
Rocket Report: Rocket Lab's news blitz; Starship mishap blamed on vibrationsRocket Lab and Australian company Gilmour Space Technologies are advancing their respective rocket programs despite challenges and aggressive timelines.
Defense tech company True Anomaly expands into CaliforniaTrue Anomaly Inc. is expanding to Southern California with a new 90,000-square-foot factory in Long Beach to enhance product development.
As Trump Slashes Federal Jobs, Alabama's Rocket City' Braces for ImpactHuntsville's aerospace industry is facing uncertainty due to federal workforce cuts, yet there remains cautious optimism about growth driven by defense spending.
Rocket Report: Blue Origin flies six to space; when will Starship launch again?SpaceX's next Starship test flight is delayed as they focus on booster recovery upgrades and await FAA approval.Firefly Aerospace is gearing up for a lunar lander mission under new CEO Jason Kim.
Rocket Report: China launches refueling demo; DoD's big appetite for hypersonicsSpaceX's achievements in rocket landings and upcoming launches represent a major advancement in the aerospace industry.
How Starbase's rocket testing facility in Texas is impacting the environmentSpaceX dominates the aerospace industry with extensive government contracts and aims to influence the future of human space exploration.
Annual power ranking of US launch companies finds a shake-up at the bottomSpaceX remains the leading launch company in the U.S., showcasing its unparalleled number of missions and versatility in space operations.
FAA defends Starship licensing delaysThe FAA defends its collaboration with SpaceX, stating that licensing timelines depend on the company's choices and actions.
Rocket Report: Blue Origin flies six to space; when will Starship launch again?SpaceX's next Starship test flight is delayed as they focus on booster recovery upgrades and await FAA approval.Firefly Aerospace is gearing up for a lunar lander mission under new CEO Jason Kim.
Rocket Report: China launches refueling demo; DoD's big appetite for hypersonicsSpaceX's achievements in rocket landings and upcoming launches represent a major advancement in the aerospace industry.
How Starbase's rocket testing facility in Texas is impacting the environmentSpaceX dominates the aerospace industry with extensive government contracts and aims to influence the future of human space exploration.
Annual power ranking of US launch companies finds a shake-up at the bottomSpaceX remains the leading launch company in the U.S., showcasing its unparalleled number of missions and versatility in space operations.
FAA defends Starship licensing delaysThe FAA defends its collaboration with SpaceX, stating that licensing timelines depend on the company's choices and actions.
Can Electric Air Taxis Reach Widespread Acceptance?The electric air taxi industry is facing both challenges and optimism as major players like Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation advance their technologies.
What's the Nearly 50-Year-Old Combat Aircraft Still in Demand Worldwide?Many nations continue to purchase older combat aircraft alongside modern designs, indicating diverse and evolving military needs.
Thousands of UK jobs at risk as uncertainty grows over vital helicopter contractConcerns rise for a helicopter factory's future due to delays in a key defence contract that could jeopardize jobs and the UK aerospace industry.
These Are the Industries Most Affected by TariffsTariffs will raise prices across various industries, impacting consumers and domestic production.
Boeing faces further delays to new 737 Max jets as regulator reviews engine issueBoeing faces potential delays in 737 Max certification due to FAA concerns regarding engine issues, impacting timelines for new aircraft.
Defence firm Thales faces bribery and corruption investigationThe SFO is investigating Thales Group for suspected bribery and corruption, highlighting the importance of international collaboration against economic crimes.
Spirit Airlines declared bankruptcy. Can you still fly, and other questions answeredSpirit Airlines' bankruptcy filing is aimed at restructuring debt and will not affect travelers' holiday plans or existing flight bookings.
Mission Space launches next quarter to provide real-time space weather forecasts | TechCrunchSpace weather poses a growing risk due to the increase of satellites and space activity, necessitating improved monitoring and forecasting.
Spain's PM launches India's first military aircraft plant DW 10/28/2024Spain strengthens defense collaboration with India through its first private military aircraft plant, aiming to enhance local manufacturing and investment.
Militaries Across the World Are Still Buying This 50-Year-Old Attack AircraftMany modern military aircraft retain designs from the 1950s, showing a blend of old and new technologies in military strategy.
Electric aircraft startup Lilium has run out of money | TechCrunchLilium aircraft startup is shutting down due to financial troubles and failure to raise emergency funds from the German government.
Payback Time: Now It's the Machinists' Turn to Mount the BarricadesWorkers are determined to reclaim lost wages and benefits after decades of corporate exploitation.
As long as it takes': on the frontline of the Boeing strike, workers brace for a long battleStriking Boeing workers seek fair wages and improved conditions as the strike continues in Renton, reflecting broader issues of labor rights and public support.
Immigrants in eastern Germany ask: Leave or stay? DW 09/21/2024N3 Engine Overhaul Services is thriving due to its diverse workforce and collaborative spirit, exemplifying successful international business in a right-wing political landscape.
Chinese spies spent 4 months in aerospace firm's serverChinese state-sponsored spies infiltrated a global engineering firm's network via default credentials, emphasizing vulnerabilities in unmanaged servers.The incident is a cautionary tale about the risks of shadow IT in critical industries.
Relativity Space has gone from printing money and rockets to doing what, exactly?Relativity Space's recent social media post raised questions due to the payload fairing's origins, revealing inconsistencies about their rocket development.
The US Air Force's potential shift to adaptable 'light fighters' to solve budget woes is more complicated than it seemsUS Air Force is considering a shift from expensive next-gen stealth fighters to adaptable, cost-effective light fighters focused on battlefield flexibility.
NTSB wraps up 'door plug' hearing as new Boeing CEO takes overA new CEO takes over Boeing amid safety lapses, production mistakes, and financial losses.
The mission to retrieve a Mars sample is running into turbulenceThe Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission faces challenges like budget constraints and unrealistic timelines for retrieving invaluable Martian rock samples.