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NTSB Eyeing Door Plug Bolts In Alaska 737-9 Accident Probe

Sean Broderick

Figuring out what happened with four bolts on the Alaska Airlines accident flight 737 MAX is emerging as a key task in NTSB's probe.

Hopes Dim For Peregrine Lunar Landing

Irene Klotz

Following a successful launch aboard the first United Launch Alliance Vulcan rocket on Jan. 8, the company’s privately owned Peregrine spacecraft experienced a propulsion system problem that prevented it from properly orientating itself toward the Sun for battery charging.

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Tony Osborne

Key figures in Germany’s government have signaled that Berlin will no longer oppose a British sale of Eurofighters to Saudi Arabia.

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Forever-Lost Data Limits Potential Safety Benefits From Alaska Accident

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A lot of things went right after an insert blocking a door-sized gap in an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-9 ripped away as the aircraft was climbing through 16,000 ft. on a seemingly routine flight Jan. 5.

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