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Biden Narrows China Investment Order as U.S. Seeks Better Ties

The order, announced August 9, would regulate U.S. investments in some Chinese semiconductor, quantum computing and artificial intelligence firms.

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Airbus Receives Order for 75 More Aircraft from Wizz Air

Airbus’ A321neo planes have been winning the race against rival Boeing’s 737 MAX models to meet the demand for greater range and more capacity.

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American Airlines in Talks with Airbus, Boeing for 100-Jet Deal

The U.S. airline is considering Boeing’s 737 Max and Airbus’s A321neo to replace aging 737-800, A319 and A320 single-aisle models later this decade.

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DOD Wants Hypersonic Weapons. But the Supply Chain to Support Production Isn’t There

The supply chain for scaling up the production of hypersonic weapons by the U.S. military doesn’t exist.

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Boeing Struggling to Keep Pace with Airbus Through 2023 Despite June Deliveries

As of July 11, Boeing has reportedly delivered 266 aircraft to consumers, which is less than the delivery output recorded by Airbus through 2023.

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Eurocontrol Warns of Air-Traffic Control Strike Over Summer

Eurocontrol described recent protests as a “pre-warning” in a statement and said it was engaging in dialogue with the Union Syndicale Bruxelles to end the possible industrial action.

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Boeing’s Main 737 Supplier, Union Forge Agreement to End Strike

The latest terms of the contract sweeten management’s previous offer of health insurance and increased wages while also limiting mandatory overtime.

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

Boeing’s 737 Output at Risk With Key Supplier in Labor Turmoil

Boeing is looking at moving to a monthly 737 build rate of 42 jets before the end of 2023, said commercial chief Stan Deal.

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German €11bn Defense Orders Set for Lawmaker Approval

The German government reportedly plans on buying 60 Boeing Co. Chinook helicopters and three maritime surveillance vessels with almost $12 billion in funds.

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How Aircraft Shortages Will Impact the Supply Chain This Summer

The aviation industry faces a potential aircraft engine shortage this summer, due to a number of factors.

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Airbus Outsells Boeing as Focus Shifts from Buying to Building

North American and European carriers sat largely on the sidelines while Airbus raked in a record-setting deal for 500 narrowbody jets from low-cost carrier Indigo.

Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, France. June 19, 2023. Photo: Bloomberg

The Benefits of Data-Driven 3D Printing for the Supply Chain

Data-driven 3D printing provides a significant boost to the efficiency and productivity of the supply chain, helping manufacturers respond more quickly and effectively to disruptions.

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