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Machine-Parts Start-Up Hadrian Raises $90 Million as It Seeks to Shake Up the Aerospace Supply Chain
Hadrian Automation raised $90 million in funding led by venture firms Lux Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, as it works to transform the aerospace supply chain.
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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Launches First New Shepard Space Crew of 2022
Comedian and actor Pete Davidson was previously announced to be flying with the crew, but his seat was turned over.
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Airlines Offer Luxury Suites, Roomier Seats in Battle for High-Paying Travelers as International Trips Return
Airlines are deploying higher-end products in hopes of capturing more revenue after two bruising pandemic years.
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Aircraft Leasing Giant Casts Doubt on Renting to Russian Airlines Again After Putin Seizes Planes
Some $10 billion worth of foreign-owned jets that were leased to Russian carriers are stuck in the country.
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Terran Orbital Starts Trading on the NYSE With $200 Million in Outstanding Spacecraft Orders
Spacecraft manufacturer Terran Orbital began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday after closing its SPAC merger.
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JetBlue Urges Flight Attendants to Accept Assignments as It Races to Hire 700 People by Summer
JetBlue and other airlines are hiring thousands of employees to cater to a snapback in travel demand.
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Even Discount Airfares Are on the Rise Thanks to Higher Fuel Costs and Strong Demand, Frontier CEO Says
Airlines have reported a sharp rise in demand since Covid cases eased this winter.
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FAA Will Keep ‘Zero Tolerance' Policy Toward Unruly Passengers, Outgoing Chief Says
The FAA instituted the policy in January 2021 to stem a surge in unruly passenger behavior.
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The Space-Linked Internet Investing Idea Bill Gates Has Backed Since 1990s
Bill Gates has been a believer in new technology for satellite internet since the 1990s and failed Teledesic. A recent investment in Kymeta is his longest bet.
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Alaska Airlines to Convert 2 More Boeing Jets Into Freighters in Bet on Air Cargo Boom
Air cargo has been a relative bright spot for carriers during the pandemic.
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Black Box From Crashed Boeing Jet Is on Its Way to Beijing for Analysis, State Media Says
More than two days after the China Eastern Airlines crash, one of the black boxes from the airplane is on its way to Beijing for analysis, state media said.
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SpaceX Raises Prices for Rocket Launches and Starlink Satellite Internet as Inflation Hits Raw Materials
The price hikes range from as much as a 20% increase for new Starlink hardware, to 8% for launches with the company’s Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets.
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Alaska Airlines Is Trying to Ease Staffing Shortage by Offering Flight Attendants Double Pay to Pick Up Shifts
Major airlines last rolled out incentive pay ahead of the year-end holidays to stem a staffing shortage.
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Black Box Found From Boeing Passenger Jet That Crashed in China, State Media Says
One of the two black boxes containing data from Monday’s plane crash has been found, Chinese state media said Wednesday.
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China Boeing 737 Plane Crash: No Survivors Found; Search for Black Box Continues
More than 24 hours after a China Eastern Airlines Boeing flight crashed with 132 people on board, authorities said they aren’t much closer to understanding why.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX Sent Thousands of Starlink Satellite Internet Dishes to Ukraine, Company's President Says
SpaceX has sent “thousands” of Starlink satellite internet kits to Ukraine, president Gwynne Shotwell told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Rocket Builder Firefly Aiming for Second Launch Attempt in May, Raises $75 Million
Firefly aims to make its second attempt to reach orbit with its Alpha rocket as soon as May.
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Elon Musk Says SpaceX Will Hopefully Launch First Starship Orbital Flight in May
Elon Musk on Monday gave an update on the timeline for SpaceX’s first orbital launch of the company’s next-generation Starship rocket.
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SpaceX's Starlink Sees the In-Flight Internet Market as Ripe for an Overhaul, Executive Says
Elon Musk’s SpaceX believes an aviation-specific antenna may be revolutionary for connecting Starlink, its global high-speed internet service, with airplanes.
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U.S. Space Companies Poised to Benefit as Russia Cuts Ties to Industry, Analyst Says
Russia is rapidly cutting itself off from much of the global space industry in response to Western sanctions due to the invasion of Ukraine.