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What goes up must come down, and earlier this week yet another of SpaceX’s Starships, the biggest and most powerful type of rocket ever built, came back down to Earth in spectacular fashion. In the sky above the Indian Ocean, it exploded.

Southwest has become the first U.S. airline to introduce portable charger restrictions out of fire anxiety.

Fielder obtained his pilot’s license to fly a plane during the show’s season two finale

The Federal Aviation Administration, which employs 46,000 people, has been the target of Elon Musk’s DOGE agenda

Boeing is eyeing approvals for significantly higher production of the 737 MAX in 2025 after US authorities allowed increased output on the 787 plane, the company's CEO said Thursday.

Joby Aviation stock soared Wednesday as Toyota invests $250 million in the eVTOL company. Canaccord analysts believe JOBY shares could extend gains further in the back half of 2025.

‘I know the Senate is going to look, can they find money to put into this bill, but we are going to need them to fully fund this project,’ says Transportation secretary

The problems that disrupted flights at New Jersey’s largest airport this spring could be repeated anywhere across the country, so Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is trying to sell Congress on his plan to overhaul the nation’s air traffic control system that will cost “tens of billions.”

Air traffic controllers have been in the news a lot lately.

The last two test flights of the biggest rocket ever built ended with explosions

SpaceX has completed its investigation into what went wrong during the eighth test flight its Starship rocket, which ended in an explosion over the Bahamas.