European regulator EASA has become the latest aviation safety agency to order a grounding of Boeing's 787 in the light of problems with its lithium-ion batteries.
EASA adopted the US FAA's emergency airworthiness directive on 17 January.
It affects the two Dreamliners operated by LOT Polish Airlines.
"[EASA] continues to carefully monitor the situation and is prepared to provide any support the FAA may require in their investigation."
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
US air taxi developer Archer Aviation has opened an office in Washington, DC focused on regulatory affairs that will be led by Billy Nolen, former acting administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration.
Comac has kicked off a joint research meeting for its in-development C929 widebody, bringing together a large group of academics, scientists and engineers, as well as government officials, from across the country.
US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) chair Jennifer Homendy refutes a whistleblower’s claim that Boeing concealed key documents related to the Alaska Airlines flight 1282 accident in January.
