Boeing and ANA Begin 787 Service Readiness Validation in Japan

Crowds celebrate 787's debut landing in Asia

Jul 3rd, 2011

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Boeing and ANA Begin 787 Service Readiness Validation in Japan

Crowds celebrate 787's debut landing in Asia

Air Ambulance Looks to Install CT Scanners in Helicopters

Airbus provided 3D-printed models of the helicopter to help with the development of the tech.

Man Sets Record for Longest Tenure at a Company

He started at the textile company as a 15-year-old shipping assistant.

Contractors Penalized Over Deadly Fall at Caterpillar Foundry

An electrician was killed after falling through a floor hole.

NTSB Slams 5-Star Safety Rating Program

According to the NTSB, the program "fails consumers" and is approaching "near irrelevance."

Tesla Lays Off 200 Autopilot Employees

The workers were told to immediately leave their laptops and badges.

300K+ Nissan SUVs Recalled for Defective Hoods

The hoods could unexpectedly spring open.

Bird Electrocutions Could Be Causing Several Wildfires

A bird could ignite and set fire to dry vegetation.

Solar Patio Umbrellas Recalled After Bursting Into Flames

The lithium-ion batteries in the umbrella’s solar panels can overheat.

Major Aluminum Manufacturer Shuts Down

Employees received three days’ notice.

Regulators Say Phillips 66 Unlawfully Processed Renewable Fuel

Phillips 66 said it disagrees with the allegation.

Stellantis Begins Indefinite Layoff; Kellogg Splits; Musk Says Rivian, Lucid in 'Deep Trouble' | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 73

Also on the podcast, solar RV promises "endless water," engineer sues Amazon for work-from-home costs, Toyota recalls car for wheels that fall off and driverless electric freight vehicle gets approved.

Domino's Dream of Drone-Delivered Pizza Is Still Alive

Let the pizzas fly.