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Targeted News Service WASHINGTON, Dec. 30 — The Federal Aviation Administration published the following rule in the Federal Register on airworthiness directives for Boeing Company airplanes: A Rule by the Fed . . . Targeted News Service Document Request Form … Continue reading →

Ron Epstein wrote his doctoral dissertation at Duke University on aerospace engineering, and then worked as an applied research scientist at Boeing at a time when early iterations of today’s F-35 fifth-generation stealth fighter were just coming together. He later … Continue reading →

In a bid to expand its international presence, The Boeing Company BA inked a high-value deal with Iran Air yesterday for 80 jetliners. Valued at $16.6 billion, this marks the first-of-its-kind transaction between a U.S. company and the Islamic Republic. … Continue reading →

Doug said: “They said all the flights are full. So we’ve got a new flight tomorrow, and they told us to book ourselves into a hotel – which we have to later claim back. “My point would be – at … Continue reading →

Lawrence J. Gross, president, Gross Transportation Consulting | Dec 30, 2016 10:23AM EST Article source: http://www.joc.com/maritime-news/container-lines/airlines-provide-lesson-pricing-ocean-carriers_20161230.html

Gas drilling off the coast of Israel. Photo: www.drillingcontractor.org via Flickr.com. The assassination of Hamas drone engineer Mohammed Alzoari in Tunisia earlier this month — widely attributed to Mossad agents — was spurred by his work to develop deadly unmanned seacraft … Continue reading →

WATERLOO REGION — A 49-year-old airplane that’s been around the world sits in pieces in a Breslau hangar. It has no engines, seats, instruments, or radio. The paint is faded. Others might see a wreck. Sameer Haqqi sees a dream … Continue reading →