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Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket climbing away from Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in a cloud of exhaust

Blue Origin Plans More Florida Launch Pads for a Rocket Idle Since April

Blue Origin said Friday it will add launch pads in Florida for a New Glenn rocket that has not flown since April, without saying where they will go. The FAA is still

October 16, 2026

Business·News·Science

Tesla Roadster prototype flying through the night sky beside a curved ramp, with cold-gas thruster plumes, at the October 15, 2026 unveiling in McGregor, Texas

Who Regulates Tesla’s Flying Roadster? No Clear Answer in Washington

Tesla's Roadster flew off a ramp in Texas, but a senior Department of Transportation official acknowledges there is no clear answer on who would certify it. NHTSA leaves certification to the automaker,

October 16, 2026

Auto & Transport·News

Starship's white launch plume rising over the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas coast, photographed from the International Space Station

FAA Reviews 456 Starship Launches a Year From Boca Chica, Up From 25

Boca Chica, Texas, is licensed for three Starship launches a year after dark. A Federal Aviation Administration review opened this week sets a ceiling of 456 launches, assumes half would fly at

October 16, 2026

Astronomy·News·Science

An autonomous drone hovers beside the fuselage of a Delta Air Lines Airbus A350-900 parked on an airport ramp

DOT Pushes Back Rule Reclassifying Airline Repair Delays to February

The Department of Transportation has pushed to February 1, 2027 a rule that would take ten kinds of disruption, unscheduled maintenance among them, out of the airline-controlled delay category. Its own analysis

October 15, 2026

News·Travel

Boeing 737 aircraft on the assembly line at the Renton Washington facility

Boeing (NYSE:BA) Stock Falls 4.5% to $198.20 on September 16: CEO Flags 737 Delays, Bank of America Holds $270 Buy

Boeing shares fell 4.5% after CEO Kelly Ortberg told analysts the 737 production line was not yet stable and pushed 777X certification into 2027. Bank of America's Ronald Epstein called the selloff

September 21, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Tom Tiffany Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate after Lake Wausau plane emergency landing September 2026

Tom Tiffany Swims from Sinking Plane on Lake Wausau Seven Weeks Before Election Day

Wisconsin's Republican gubernatorial nominee survived an emergency water landing on Lake Wausau Saturday night when his Beechcraft lost engine power on approach. He and the pilot swam to shallow water and were

September 13, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Boeing stock rises as SPEEA contract talks resume on September 8 2026 with engineers strike authorization intact

Boeing (NYSE:BA) Stock Rises 0.43% to $213.17 on September 8: SPEEA Talks Resume, Strike Risk Looms

Boeing rose 0.43% to $213.17 on September 8 as Boeing and SPEEA resumed contract talks, keeping the October 7 strike deadline intact. Vertical Research upgraded to Buy at $270, but 17,000 engineers'

September 8, 2026

Business·News

Boeing 737-7 MAX aircraft in flight — BA stock August 28 2026

Boeing (NYSE:BA) Falls 1.2% to $165.40 on August 28: 737 MAX Production Cap

Boeing Co (NYSE: BA) fell 1.2% to $165.40 on August 28, 2026, as the FAA's production cap on the 737 MAX program kept investor focus on the gap between Boeing's order book

September 5, 2026

Business·News

Boeing Co (BA) stock price rises 1.57% to $212.15 on September 3 2026

Boeing (NYSE:BA) Stock Rises 1.57% to $212.15 on September 3: Record Backlog and Delivery Recovery Drive Gains

Boeing Co. rose 1.57% to $212.15 on September 3, 2026, as investors continued to reward the company's commercial aircraft delivery recovery, a record $597 billion order backlog, and improving production rates on

September 4, 2026

Business·News

Boeing Finally Got Its Production Cap Lifted. Now It Is the One Saying It Cannot Build Faster.

Boeing Co (NYSE: BA) fell 1.2% to $165.40 on August 28, 2026, in a session with no company-specific catalyst. The regulator that spent two years capping 737 MAX output has stepped back,

August 31, 2026

Business·News

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Blue Origin Plans More Florida Launch Pads for a Rocket Idle Since April

Who Regulates Tesla’s Flying Roadster? No Clear Answer in Washington

FAA Reviews 456 Starship Launches a Year From Boca Chica, Up From 25

DOT Pushes Back Rule Reclassifying Airline Repair Delays to February

Boeing (NYSE:BA) Stock Falls 4.5% to $198.20 on September 16: CEO Flags 737 Delays, Bank of America Holds $270 Buy

Tom Tiffany Swims from Sinking Plane on Lake Wausau Seven Weeks Before Election Day

Boeing (NYSE:BA) Stock Rises 0.43% to $213.17 on September 8: SPEEA Talks Resume, Strike Risk Looms

Boeing (NYSE:BA) Falls 1.2% to $165.40 on August 28: 737 MAX Production Cap

Boeing (NYSE:BA) Stock Rises 1.57% to $212.15 on September 3: Record Backlog and Delivery Recovery Drive Gains

Boeing Finally Got Its Production Cap Lifted. Now It Is the One Saying It Cannot Build Faster.

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