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Boeing delivered 206 commercial and defense aircraft in second quarter
The company reported 171 commercial airplane deliveries and 35 defense, space, and security deliveries during the quarter.
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Manna launches U.S. drone delivery expansion in Tulsa
The Ireland-based autonomous drone delivery company expects to create more than 1,000 jobs in Tulsa over the next three years.
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Boeing lands $2 billion Space Force contract for military communications satellites
The Mobile User Objective System service-life extension contract covers two satellites designed to support secure voice and data communications for military users worldwide.
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Crowe Dunlevy debuts ALOFT for Oklahoma aviation leaders
ALOFT’s first program features a keynote by State Chamber CEO Chad Warmington and a panel moderated by Greater OKC Chamber’s Dennis Pruitt.
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Oklahoma launches ‘Runway-to-Space’ challenge for payload test flights
OSIDA and Dawn Aerospace opened applications for a first-of-its-kind U.S. competition offering up to 25 Aurora spaceplane flights from Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport, with missions scheduled to begin in 2027.
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OSIDA unveils ‘Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport’ brand for Burns Flat site
OSIDA said the name reflects the FAA’s original “Infinity One” launch-corridor designation and follows the SB 912 merger with ODAA aimed at streamlining aerospace operations.
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Boeing reports 173 total deliveries in first quarter
Company reported 114 737 deliveries in the quarter and 30 Defense, Space & Security deliveries, including KC‑46 tankers and Apache helicopters.
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Tinker B1 R&D contract sends $100M across state line
A $100 million B‑1 research contract awarded out of Tinker went to Wichita State. SB 1670 supporters say Oklahoma’s universities need new rules to win more deals like it.
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From the Editor: Serious work, real results
A Stillwater company built parts for Artemis II. A woman from Shawnee is alive because of OMRF research. This is what the pipeline looks like when it works.
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Aerospace Week spotlights growth as HB 4392 advances pilot sites for advanced air mobility
Measure would seed infrastructure and software so companies can test, certify and scale in Oklahoma.