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This bill is a good first step at a course correction, but at the end of the day, a race can only be won if you choose to win it.
Read MoreThe Boeing E-3 AWACS has been the quarterback of the skies for nearly 50 years, a flying radar station able to detect enemy planes and missiles.
Read MoreCclass action lawsuits are being brought against United Airlines and Delta Air Lines for false promises.
Read MoreDespite it all, the Starliner capsule pushes onwards. It ought to be putting astronauts on the ISS again in the next few years.
Read MoreIn the meantime, what about the poor ATCs who just suffered their way through the longest shutdown in history?
Read MoreThe mission involved delivering a real (not test) payload into low-Earth orbit and then landing its first-stage rocket on a drone boat.
Read MoreUnion members at Boeing's St Louis factories voted to end the second-longest strike in its history, which hobbled production of the Pentagon's air fleet.
Read MoreThat is, in technical terms, very bad.
Read MoreThe Army revealed its public-private pilot program to turn the U.S. into a drone manufacturing giant, called SkyFoundry.
Read MoreGoogle's parent company Alphabet has already put the robots on your streets with Waymo, but that clearly wasn't ambitious enough.
Read MoreFresh from spending $200 million taxpayer dollars on private jets in the middle of a government shutdown, Noem was also looking for ICE to purchase ten 737s.
Read MoreJoshua Wander, an investor in budget airlines Flair and Bonza, told his lenders that he was going to buy 134 of the 737 MAX, but he only ended up getting 38.
Read MoreDespite the judge's clear disdain for the DOJ's decision, he concluded that he didn't have the authority to overrule it.
Read MoreCommercial supersonic travel just got one step closer to reality.
Read MoreAll the drones missed, and one even managed to light its battery on fire and completely burn up.
Read MoreIt's hard to see exactly what the goal is here; one might argue that it seems to be chaos for chaos' sake.
Read MoreSo, how exactly are air traffic controllers, who were barely holding it together already, faring during the government shutdown? Turns out, not great!
Read MoreThe current owner, appropriately called Pan Am Global Holdings, believes it can break the curse and return the white and blue livery to glory.
Read MoreThe Artemis III mission is scheduled for a 2027 launch. Starship currently seems unlikely to meet that timeframe.
Read MoreThe Starlink constellation now accounts for two-thirds of all working satellites.
Read MoreThis was all discovered quite by accident by an amateur satellite tracker.
Read MoreSpaceX "did the legal equivalent of throwing dust in our eyes and kicking us in the balls." That must have been some discovery session.
Read MoreThe Kremlin closed off its skies to Western aircraft after sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine, now flights from the U.S. take a longer route to reach China.
Read MoreAnti-drone actions are moving from a primarily military concern to a standard policing activity.
Read MoreNASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory oversees 40 missions to every planet in the solar system, plus the Sun. That won't save its employees from "restructuring."
Read MoreHopefully, this new space age we're in will incentivize governments to preemptively work out some new treaties or agreements.
Read MoreWhen the U.S. Air Force chose Boeing over Lockheed Martin in its next-generation stealth fighter program, some people were left scratching their heads.
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