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Tesla Roadster Reveal Set for October 1 With SpaceX Thrusters; FAA Clears Airspace
Tesla reopens Roadster reservations ahead of October 1 unveiling at SpaceX’s McGregor facility. FAA restricts airspace; cold-gas thrusters rumored. $50,000 deposit required.

Trump Demands Bombardier Build in U.S. or Lose Sales Access
Trump threatens to block Bombardier jet sales in the U.S. unless the Canadian aerospace company builds planes domestically. Bombardier says it already manufactures components in the U.S. and employs 3,500 American workers.

Trump Demands Bombardier Build in U.S. or Lose Market Access
Trump threatens to block Bombardier from U.S. sales unless the Canadian jetmaker builds aircraft domestically. The company already employs 3,500 U.S. workers and sources $2.5B annually from American suppliers.

Air Canada Faces Scrutiny as FAA Seeks to Fire Controllers After LaGuardia Crash
FAA seeks to fire two air traffic controllers who left LaGuardia tower early before deadly Air Canada crash on March 22 that killed both pilots and injured 39 people.

Air Canada Faces Crisis as FAA Fires Controllers Over LaGuardia Crash Negligence
FAA fires LaGuardia air traffic controllers who left early before deadly Air Canada crash. Two pilots killed in March 22 collision. Staffing crisis deepens.

American Airlines Flight 2398 Laptop Fire Injures Passengers on August 21
American Airlines Flight 2398 experienced a laptop battery fire on August 21, injuring passengers. The FAA has recorded 58 lithium battery incidents this year, raising safety concerns for airlines.

Boeing (NYSE: BA) Stock Gains 8.24% in 30 Days After 737-7 Approval, but Valuation Signals 44.8% Overvaluation
Boeing (NYSE: BA) stock has gained 8.24% over the past 30 days as investors respond to improving conditions in the company’s commercial aircraft business. A major catalyst came on August 3, 2026, when the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration certified Boeing’s long-delayed 737-7 for commercial service. The approval supports Boeing’s recovery story, but a reported 44.8%…

Ryanair Window Blowout: Engine Fatigue Pulled Passenger Through Cabin on July 10
NTSB investigation reveals metal fatigue in engine fan blade caused Ryanair window failure on July 10, nearly killing a passenger. Bird strike suspected as trigger.

Engine Blade Failure Sucked Passenger Through Ryanair Window on July 10
NTSB preliminary report shows engine fan blade failure caused Ryanair window breach on July 10 flight from Greece. Passenger partially sucked out but rescued by fellow travellers. Bird remains found in engine.