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Aerospace & Defense: Page 8
U.S. Vows Over $1B for Congo Critical Minerals Supply Chain
Under the U.S.-Congo strategic partnership, Congo has committed to shipping more of its minerals west toward the Atlantic Ocean over Angola’s Lobito railway corridor.
UPS Cargo Plane Crash Victims' Families File Wrongful Death Lawsuit
According to the lawsuit, the plane's engine mount hadn't undergone a detailed inspection since 2021, and wasn't due for another one for another 7,000 flights.
Airbus Says Quality Lapses on A320 Panels Need Inspection
The company said that the source of the latest issue has been identified and contained, and that newly produced panels conform to all requirements.
Safran Plans to Boost Procurement From India 400% by 2030
Safran currently sources about €100 million worth of components from the South Asian nation but plans to expand its supplier base significantly.
UPS Plane That Crashed Had ‘Fatigue Cracks’ in Engine Mount
While the NTSB's preliminary report offers clues on how the crash occurred, definitive conclusions could take anywhere from one to two years to reach.
UPS and FedEx Ground MD-11 Planes Following Crash at Kentucky Airport
The FAA determined that the issue that led to the detached engine "is likely to exist or develop in other products of the same type design."
Judge OKs DOJ Deal Allowing Boeing to Avoid Felony Charges
Although O'Connor disagreed with the DOJ's assertion that dismissing the case was in the public interest, he noted that "poor discretion may not be countered with judicial overreach."
Supply Chain Innovation 2025: On the Rocky Road to Resilience
Beyond hunkering down in firefighting mode, it’s just as important that companies take a longer view of things.
China to Suspend Some Rare Earth Curbs, U.S. Chip Firm Probes
The U.S. said Beijing will take steps to allow the Chinese facilities of Dutch chipmaker Nexperia BV to resume shipments, easing worries about chip shipments that threatened auto production.
Trump Touts Rare-Earth Win in Talks Showing Xi’s Strong Hand
In effect, the U.S. has now accepted a negotiating link between its own curbs on high-tech exports, like AI chips, and China’s rare earth controls.
Boeing’s Q3 Shows Mixed Results
Analysts said that the size of the 777-9 charge was disappointing, but that they were encouraged by the company’s overall direction.
Sec. Duffy: Continued Shutdown will Cause Flight Delays to Worsen
Over 50 air traffic controller staffing shortages were reported at U.S. airports between October 24 and October 26.
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