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SES AI’s Doroni deal is worth up to $1.09m, but only $65,000 is committed
SES AI Corporation will develop a high-energy battery pack for Doroni Aerospace’s H1-X personal eVTOL under a staged framework worth up to $1.09 million, but the commercial opportunity depends on future purchase orders, aircraft funding, flight testing and regulatory progress.
Boeing lifts Q2 revenue to $24.6bn, backlog hits record $715bn despite core loss
Boeing lifted Q2 deliveries 14% and posted a record $715B backlog, but a wider core loss and $280M Air Force One charge keep the turnaround thesis conditional.
Ryanair passenger partially pulled through window after Boeing 737 engine failure
A Ryanair passenger survived being partially pulled through a shattered aircraft window after an apparent engine failure caused explosive cabin decompression shortly after take-off from Thessaloniki, raising urgent questions about engine debris containment and an unexplained diversion involving the same Boeing 737 the previous evening.
Nasdaq-100 in 5 days, S&P 500 blocked until 2027: what SpaceX (SPCX) is still missing
Wedbush initiates SpaceX (SPCX) at Outperform, $190 target, $2.5T enterprise value; Nasdaq-100 inclusion July 7 adds $4.3B in passive inflows. Winners named.
Why Goldman Sachs just reinstated Allegiant Travel ($ALGT) at $125 and what it says about US leisure flying
Allegiant Travel ($ALGT) gets Goldman Sachs Buy and $125 PT on Sun Country integration. Full executive analysis on the post-Spirit ULCC reset and synergy path here.
Missouri skydiving plane crash kills 12 near Butler Memorial Airport as NTSB inquiry begins
A Missouri skydiving flight ended in disaster near Butler Memorial Airport. Twelve died, and the NTSB inquiry now turns to safety.
United Airlines Spain flight returns to Newark after Bluetooth device name sparks security scare
A Bluetooth name grounded a Spain flight. United Flight 236 shows how tiny digital signals can trigger major aviation-security disruption.
United Airlines flight diverted after passenger disturbance raises cockpit security fears
A routine United flight became a cockpit security scare. Madison diversion shows why unruly passenger incidents still unsettle aviation.
Did Blue Origin’s fireball just widen SpaceX’s lead in the commercial launch race?
Blue Origin’s New Glenn fireball raises launch reliability questions just as satellite demand grows. Read why the setback matters.
Boeing clears 737 MAX fraud lawsuit as BA investors weigh legal relief against trust deficit
Boeing won the 737 MAX fraud case, but trust remains the real test. Read why the verdict matters for BA stock and aviation risk.