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A former U.S. national security official says China's C919 "looks like a knockoff."

Demand for air travel is surging. Airline staffing and tech are floundering.

The system isn’t back to 2019 levels—but travel demand is.

Boeing plans to open a fourth assembly line for Boeing 737 MAX in Everett. Read why the opening scheduled for 2024 aligns with demand and available space and work force.

Boom picks a small defense contractor to build engines for its Mach 1.7 jet, clearing up one mystery about its ambitions to revive supersonic air travel.

Learn all about what it takes to become a social-led brand.

This week’s characters include an angry Republican who uses pronouns to denounce, er, em, pronouns, the National Football League making a big mistake on day one of Hispanic heritage month and a Southwest Airlines flight from hell.

American Airlines will buy up to 20 supersonic planes from aircraft manufacturer Boom Supersonic, the two companies said Tuesday, marking the second time in two ...

Nearly 20 years after the supersonic Concorde’s last commercial flight, aircraft makers and governments around the world are again investing in such planes.

Boom says Overture will seat 65 to 80 people and cut overwater flying times by as much as 50%.