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Boeing/Aerospace Rockwell Collins: Airbus A350 work benefits from Boeing 787
Rockwell Collins' development of Airbus A350 avionics is benefiting from the company's work on Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, Rockwell Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Clay Jones said Friday. Feds investigate hole in American Airlines Boeing 757
Federal inspectors are investigating what caused a hole in American Airlines Boeing 757, forcing the plane to make an emergency landing in Miami Tuesday. NASA pushes final Discovery launch back a day
NASA has delayed the final launch of space shuttle Discovery by a day, to Tuesday, because of helium and nitrogen leaks. Estonian Air orders three Bombardier CRJ900s
Estonian Air has ordered three Bombardier CRJ900 NextGen aircraft, with options for two more, the Canadian plane maker announced Friday. Raytheon interceptor destroys another ballistic missile
Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force Thursday intercepted a ballistic missile for the third time using a Raytheon Standard Missile-3, marking the SM-3's 18th intercept, Raytheon announced on Friday. Argentina joins Embraer's KC-390 transport program
The defense ministers of Brazil and Argentina this week signed a declaration of intent for Argentina to join the KC-390 military transport aircraft program, the Brazilian plane maker Embraer announced Friday. Sea Launch emerges from bankruptcy reorganization
Sea Launch Co. completed Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization on Wendesday, with Russia's Energia Overseas Limited acquiring a majority ownership, Sea Launch announced on Friday. Rostechnology finalizes order for 50 Boeing 737s
Boeing and Russian State Corporation Rostechnology have finalized an order for 50 Next-Generation 737 airplanes, with options for 35 more, the two companies announced Friday. P-3 Orion set to fly into Museum of Flight Saturday
A U.S. Navy Lockheed Martin P-3 Orion patrol aircraft is scheduled to be on display at Seattle's Museum of Flight Saturday. Dow Jones: Southwest chief wants Boeing to re-engine 737
In a session with reporters on Tuesday, Boeing 737 chief project engineer John Hamilton was asked about comments from key customers Southwest Airlines and Ryanair supporting re-engining the aircraft. 
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