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U.S., India Officials Spar Over 787 Crash Investigation
NTSB reportedly threatened to withdraw from the probe.
Despite some significant safety concerns — including those stemming from the deadly Air India Boeing 787 crash in June 2025 — the so-called Dreamliner remains a popular choice for airlines today.
Relatives of four victims from the June 12 Air India Boeing 787 crash have filed a lawsuit in Delaware, alleging faulty fuel switches made by Boeing (NYSE:BA) and Honeywell (HON) contributed to the ...
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Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner Crash: SC seeks Centre’s response to plea by pilot’s father for judicial probe
The Supreme Court on Thursday sought a response from the Central government on a petition filed by Pushkar Raj Sabharwal—father of the late Pilot-in-Command of the ill-fated London-bound Air India ...
The Federal Aviation Administration will once again allow Boeing employees to help certify that the company’s planes are safe to fly. The FAA revoked that authority for Boeing’s 737 Max in 2019, after ...
Boeing has expanded its monthly 787 delivery rate in 2025 and plans to keep it up in 2026 before expanding again in 2027.
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