Howard Hardee is an Americas Aviation Reporter at FlightGlobal. He covers a range of topics within the aviation and aerospace sectors, focusing on commercial and private airlines, as well as planes and aircraft. Howard's work has been featured in Travel Trade Today Ltd., FlightGlobal, Racine County Eye, Air Cargo News, and The Star newspaper (Sun Prairie WI).
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Howard Hardee's articles mainly focus on the aviation industry, with a strong emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements. When reaching out to Howard, consider providing exclusive insights or access to high-profile executives within the aviation industry for interviews. Additionally, pitches related to newsworthy developments in aircraft technology, airline operations, and business strategy within the aviation sector are likely to resonate with him.
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By: Howard Hardee
Free for nonsubscribers By Howard Hardee August 3, 2026, © Leeham News: Boeing has finally secured a long-sought amended type certificate for the 737 Max 7, a major milestone in the commercial division’s financial turnaround plan and a... Read More
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Subscription required By Howard Hardee August 4, 2026, © Leeham News: With the long-awaited FAA type certificate for the 737 Max 7 finally in Boeing's hands, attention turns to the small airliner's market, thus far limited almost entirely... Read More
By: Howard Hardee
Boeing has finally secured a long-sought amended type certificate for the 737 Max 7, a major milestone in the financial turnaround plan for the aerospace and defense giant's commercial division.
By: Howard Hardee
The commercial aerospace sector could be roughly a decade away from achieving high-rate production of major composite aerostructures.
By: Howard Hardee
Free for nonsubscribers By Howard Hardee August 7, 2026 © Leeham News: The commercial aerospace sector could be roughly a decade away from achieving high-rate production of major composite aerostructures. Airbus and Boeing are exploring how to produce... Read More
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Free for nonsubscribers By Howard Hardee August 10, 2026 © Leeham News: Boeing’s divestment of autonomous air taxi developer Wisk Aero might be surprising in terms of the transaction partner—Wisk’s one-time rival, Archer Aviation. But analysts watching the US airframer... Read More
By: Howard Hardee, Hanneke Weitering
Archer Aviation will acquire autonomous eVTOL aircraft developer Wisk Aero, along with airspace management software company SkyGrid and defense
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Subscription required By Howard Hardee Aug. 12, 2026, © Leeham News: While many airline fleet planners clamor for a stretched variant of the Airbus A220 closer to the heart of the narrowbody market, Adam Scott—chief executive of BermudAir—is... Read More
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By Hanneke Weitering Free for nonsubscribers Aug. 17, 2026, © Leeham News/AIN: Few obstacles in autonomous flight have proved more stubborn than persuading regulators to accept artificial intelligence in a safety-critical role. Merlin now says New Zealand’s civil aviation... Read More
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Subscription Required By Scott Hamilton Aug. 19, 2026, © Leeham News: Airbus’ backlog for the A320neo family shows why the company is adamant about increasing production to 75 aircraft per month. It has already sold out at this... Read More
