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Cybertruck Aero Wheel Cover Deliveries Reportedly Halted By Tesla Amid Sidewall Wear Concerns

February 5, 1:16 AM

Ahead of a potential redesign, Tesla has reportedly halted the inclusion of aero wheel covers in deliveries of its 2024 Cybertruck. The decision follows reports of the covers causing tire sidewall wear.

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Is Tesla’s Cybertruck Heading To Germany? Speculation Grows After Successful China Tour

By Benzinga Neuro

February 4, 11:24 PM

Tesla's famed electric pickup, the Cybertruck, may soon be making its way to Germany for a display tour, following its successful showcase in China, as per a prediction by a user.

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Alaska Airlines Aircraft That Experienced Midair Incident Reportedly Departed Boeing Factory Without Essential Bolts

By Benzinga Neuro

January 30, 2:01 AM

Officials from the aviation industry, including representatives from Boeing, are increasingly convinced that the missing bolts, which were meant to secure a part of the jet that detached in flight, were not installed during the manufacturing process at the Boeing factory.

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Boeing 737 Max 9s Cleared For Takeoff: United Airlines, Alaska Airlines Resume Flights

By Bibhu Pattnaik

January 28, 12:05 PM

United Airlines Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: UAL) is set to bring back some of its Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA)

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Boeing 737 Max 9 Fiasco Will ‘Hurt The Entire’ US Economy, Aviation Expert Warns: ‘I Think Is Totally Incompetent’

By Benzinga Neuro

January 26, 9:45 PM

The recent Boeing Co 737 Max 9 fiasco could have a significant impact on the entire U.S. economy, according to aviation expert Mike Boyd.

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Airline CEOs Express Frustration With Boeing’s Failures: ‘This Isn’t New’

By Erica Kollmann

January 26, 4:45 PM

Boeing Company shares continue to fall after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) barred Boeing from expanding production of its 737 Max jets late Wednesday. Airlines are forecasting losses resulting from the fallout, and executives are speaking out on Boeing's quality control and manufacturing issues.

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Boeing 737 Max Planes Return To Sky, FAA Stops Company’s Planned Expansion: ‘One Step Forward, Two Steps Back’

By Chris Katje

January 26, 3:34 PM

Boeing 737 Max 9s are ready to take to the sky again as early as Friday, Jan. 26. But, the company suffered another setback.

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Delta Dominates WSJ’s Airline Rankings For Third Year, While JetBlue Struggles With Efficiency

By Michael Cohen

January 26, 1:23 PM

In a year marked by the aviation industry's remarkable rebound, U.S. airlines have made significant strides toward operational efficiency, achieving notably higher rates of on-time flights and reducing cancellations.

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US Lawmakers Urge Boeing CEO To Put ‘Safety Ahead Of Profits’ As Senators Probe Into 737 MAX 9 Safety Lapse

By Benzinga Neuro

January 24, 10:56 PM

Sen. Cantwell, who chairs the Senate Commerce Committee, said "The American flying public and Boeing line workers deserve a culture of leadership at Boeing that puts safety ahead of profits." She also announced that the committee will hold hearings to investigate the root causes of the safety lapse.

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FAA Halts Boeing’s 737 Max Production Expansion Amid Quality Control Issues: ‘Won’t Be Back To Business As Usual’

By Benzinga Neuro

January 24, 9:40 PM

FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker stated, "This won't be back to business as usual for Boeing." The FAA has also approved inspection instructions for the Max 9 aircraft, a crucial step for airlines to review their fleets and return the planes to service.

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