German lawmakers are set to approve a €12 billion ($13.7 billion) order of up to eight submarine-hunting frigates from defense manufacturer TKMS in one of the biggest military procurements for Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s ruling coalition this year https://t.co/aQjCSDwbZq
Boeing booked 164 gross airplane orders in November, with almost half of those for the hulking 777X jetliners, to extend its sales lead over reeling European rival Airbus https://t.co/iwNGTPTa6K
Retired US Air Force Lieutenant General Joseph Guastella is being considered for the top job at NASA, according to people familiar with the discussions, adding to the pool of candidates in contention for the administrator role https://t.co/pkvrEDMsLU
Boeing delivered 160 aircraft during the third quarter, the most since 2018 and an indicator the planemaker is rebounding from the turmoil that damaged its finances and reputation https://t.co/7PKLKaTNnz
The collapse of the last Icelandic budget airline put an abrupt end to the volcanic island’s pit stop for frugal transatlantic travelers https://t.co/3jaTrruZgS
Airbus marketed its A321XLR as offering widebody-jet capabilities at narrowbody economics, an attractive proposition to low-cost airlines seeking to expand their radius. Now some customers are showing buyer’s remorse https://t.co/pyUDZvzjFZ
Electricity prices rising faster than inflation are now a major political issue in the US, write @brianreports and @naurtorious https://t.co/yGvL6DTgDZ
The only nuclear assets that can boost US electric capacity anytime soon are the ones left for dead: shuttered reactors, writes @willwwade https://t.co/RsQyxRXkWP
Vladimir Putin's apparent breakthrough on a pipeline deal with China may redefine Russia’s energy future and the global gas trade, writes @SStapczynski https://t.co/02lPInvqQE