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Chicago O'Hare digs up 50-ton boulder under airfield, asks public for name ideas(simpleflying.com)
110 points by Stratoscope | 91 comments
Simple Flying article reporting that Chicago O'Hare airport dug up a 50-ton boulder beneath its airfield and is asking the public to suggest names for it.
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Two American Airlines Flights End Up with the Same Flight Numbers(aviationa2z.com)
44 points by samch | 23 comments
Aviation A2Z news article about two American Eagle regional flights operating with the same flight number/callsign due to a scheduling conflict.
What Boeing did to all the guys who remember how to build a plane(prospect.org)
735 points by doom2 | 446 comments
American Prospect article by Maureen Tkacik on how Boeing's management drove out experienced engineers and workers who knew how to build planes.
Missiles are now the biggest killer of airline passengers(wsj.com)
496 points by JumpCrisscross | 352 comments
Wall Street Journal article reporting that missile shootdowns have become the leading cause of airline passenger deaths; the page loaded a captcha instead.
The FAA’s Hiring Scandal(tracingwoodgrains.com)
574 points by firebaze | 498 comments
A Substack essay by Tracing Woodgrains recounting the decade-long story of the FAA's air traffic controller hiring scandal and efforts to expose it.
Boeing missing key elements of safety culture: FAA report(ainonline.com)
327 points by elorant | 268 comments
AIN news article on an FAA expert panel report finding Boeing lacks key elements of a safety culture, including employee awareness of how to report safety concerns.
Google has acquired the data of failed US airline Spirit(theregister.com)
544 points by pseudolus | 371 comments
The Register article reporting that Google paid $10 million at auction for defunct Spirit Airlines' data, including emails and recorded calls, for AI use.












