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EU Threatens Sales Ban of Western Parts Used in Russian Drones

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U.S. Manufacturing Rates Grew Slightly in August

Even though U.S. manufacturing outputs grew by 0.1% last month, production levels in August fell by 0.6% year-over-year.

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JetBlue Says Delayed Planes, Engine Woes Constraining Growth

The airline has said it will get just 19 new Airbus SE aircraft in 2023, instead of the 30 it originally expected.

John F. Kennedy International Airport. New York, New York. Photo: Bloomberg

U.S. Imposing Sanctions on Five Turkish Companies Over Ties to Russia

The designations include accusations of trade and shipping companies helping to repair sanctioned vessels tied to Russia as well as the transfer of “dual-use goods.”

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Vietnam Air, Boeing Reach $10B Deal for 737 Max Jets

The deal marks a breakthrough for Boeing as Vietnam Airlines currently operates an all-Airbus SE single-aisle fleet.

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Supplier Delays Force Lockheed Martin to Lower F-35 Jet Delivery Outlook

Lockheed Martin is now expecting to deliver 97 aircraft this year that run on existing technology, down from the previous forecast of 100 to 120 jets.

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Boeing Warns 737 Deliveries to Be at Low End of 2023 Target

Narrowbody handovers will be near the bottom of Boeing’s goal of shipping 400 to 450 of the popular 737 jets this year, said chief financial officer Brian West.

Paris Air Show. Paris, France. June 20, 2023. Photo: Bloomberg

American Airlines Fined $4.1M by DOT Over Tarmac Delays

Half of the $4.1 million will be credited to the airline to provide compensation for the almost 6,000 passengers impacted by the delays.

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How China’s New Restrictions on Critical Minerals Will Affect Global Sourcing Strategies

The latest skirmish in the trade war between the U.S. and China provides yet another reminder of why American high-tech manufacturers need to diversify their supply of critical raw materials.

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TSA Encourages Air Shippers to Join Cargo Screening Program

The program changes will allow companies to package and securely ship air cargo while reducing the need for additional security screenings.

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Can the U.K. Help American Manufacturers Shift Their Sourcing of Critical Materials?

The Biden Administration is looking to the U.K. as a source of critical minerals for automakers and other high-tech manufacturers.

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How the Face of Mexican Manufacturing Has Changed Over 10 Years

In just a decade, Mexican manufacturing has experienced a seismic shift, driven by the swift rise in automation, a notable influx of Chinese enterprises, and substantial diversification across industries.

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