【#美认定宇航员滞留为最高等级事故# 】#美宇航员滞留空间站事故调查报告# 新华社洛杉矶2月19日消 息，美国航空航天局19日发布针对波音公司"星际客机"载人试飞任务的调查报告，认定此次因飞船故障 导致宇航员滞留国际空间站的试飞为严重程度等级最高的"A类"事故。美航空航天局表示，由于"星际 客机"飞船在搭载宇航员接近国际空间站时失去机动能力，并造成相关经济损失，因此认定此次试飞为 A类事故。根据美航空航天局的事故分类，A类事故包括导致人员死亡或永久性完全残疾、任务失败导 致直接财产损失达到或超过200万美元、载人飞行器机体损毁、飞行器在非预期情况下失控等情形。报 告指出，硬件故障、资质认证问题和领导层失误等因素相互作用，导致此次试飞出现了不符合美航空航 天局载人航天安全标准的风险状况。美航空航天局局长艾萨克曼表示，"星际客机"存在的技术问题在与 国际空间站对接过程中尤为明显。美航空航天局表示，将根据调查结果采取整改措施，确保未来的"星 际客机"任务及该局其他项目乘组及任务的安全。"星际客机"于2024年6月5日搭载两名美国宇航员前往 国际空间站，执行首次载人试飞任务。飞船原计划在轨停留8至14天，但由于出现推 ...

根据美航空航天局的事故分类，A类事故包括导致人员死亡或永久性完全残疾、任务失败导致直接财产 损失达到或超过200万美元、载人飞行器机体损毁、飞行器在非预期情况下失控等情形。 报告指出，硬件故障、资质认证问题和领导层失误等因素相互作用，导致此次试飞出现了不符合美航空 航天局载人航天安全标准的风险状况。 新华社洛杉矶2月19日电（记者谭晶晶）美国航空航天局19日发布针对波音公司"星际客机"载人试飞任 务的调查报告，认定此次因飞船故障导致宇航员滞留国际空间站的试飞为严重程度等级最高的"A类"事 故。 美航空航天局表示，由于"星际客机"飞船在搭载宇航员接近国际空间站时失去机动能力，并造成相关经 济损失，因此认定此次试飞为A类事故。 美航空航天局局长艾萨克曼表示，"星际客机"存在的技术问题在与国际空间站对接过程中尤为明显。美 航空航天局表示，将根据调查结果采取整改措施，确保未来的"星际客机"任务及该局其他项目乘组及任 务的安全。 "星际客机"于2024年6月5日搭载两名美国宇航员前往国际空间站，执行首次载人试飞任务。飞船原计划 在轨停留8至14天，但由于出现推进器故障和氦气泄漏等问题，美航空航天局出于安全考虑最终决定 ...

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Group 1 - NASA administrator Jared Isaacman criticized Boeing and agency leadership for their management of the Starliner spacecraft mission, which resulted in two astronauts being stranded on the International Space Station (ISS) for nearly a year [1] - A 300-page report was released by NASA, detailing the technical and oversight failures that occurred during Starliner's first crewed flight in 2024, which left astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams on the ISS for nine months [1]

Airbus' guidance for 2026 commercial jet deliveries fell short, unnerving investors. ...

During his visit to the Boeing Company in St.Louis Wednesday, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth called on its workers to get up to speed and operate on a wartime footing. Though Hegseth said he was certainly visiting Boeing's workers to thank them for their hard work, he also made clear during a speech that focused heavily on speed and competition within the nation's DIB that it's essential those who supply the nation's war-fighters get up to speed and operate on a wartime footing. "Boeing, like everybody ...

Group 1 - Vietnamese airlines announced deals to purchase nearly 100 Boeing aircraft during a visit by the head of Vietnam's Communist Party, To Lam, to Washington, D.C. [1] - Vietnam Airlines finalized an agreement to purchase 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets for $8 billion, a deal first announced in 2023 [2] - Sun PhuQuoc Airways signed an agreement to purchase 40 Boeing 787 Dreamliners for $22.5 billion, marking Vietnam's largest wide-body aircraft order to date [3] - VietJet agreed to acquire six Boeing 737 jets through a financing agreement worth $965 million [4] Group 2 - The aircraft purchases are part of a strategy to support long-haul expansion and promote Phu Quoc as an international destination [4] - VietJet's agreement is aimed at diversifying international funding sources and strengthening its financial capacity [5]

Market Overview - European stocks are expected to open in mixed territory with the U.K.'s FTSE index projected to rise by 0.15%, while Germany's DAX is expected to decline by 0.25%, France's CAC 40 by 0.15%, and Italy's FTSE MIB slightly below the flatline [1] - Global market sentiment is being influenced by U.S. stock futures trading near the flatline after a positive session, driven by gains in technology stocks and strength in financials and energy sectors [3] Earnings Reports - A busy day of earnings is anticipated with companies such as Nestle, Rio Tinto, and Zurich Insurance reporting their results [2] - Airbus expects to deliver 870 commercial aircraft in 2026, which is slightly below the analysts' expectation of approximately 880 [2] Oil Market - Oil prices increased by over 4% following comments from U.S. Vice President JD Vance regarding Iran's nuclear talks, indicating potential military action if diplomatic efforts fail [4] Regional Market Activity - In Asia-Pacific markets, stocks traded higher as several exchanges returned from the Lunar New Year holiday [4]

Core Viewpoint - Airbus is facing increased pressure as it expects to deliver 870 commercial aircraft in 2026, slightly below analyst expectations of 880, amid signs of recovery from rival Boeing [1][2]. Group 1: Airbus Performance - Airbus delivered 793 commercial aircraft in the previous year, exceeding its target of 790, despite having previously cut its goal from 820 due to supplier quality issues affecting A320 family deliveries [3]. - In the fourth quarter, Airbus reported adjusted EBIT of 2.98 billion euros, aligning with estimates, while revenues were 25.98 billion euros, slightly below the expected 26.5 billion euros [14]. - For the full year, Airbus achieved EBIT of 7.13 billion euros on revenues of 73.4 billion euros, and it anticipates adjusted EBIT of around 7.5 billion euros and free cash flow of about 4.5 billion euros in 2026 [15]. Group 2: Competitive Landscape - Boeing is showing signs of recovery, having delivered 46 aircraft and booked 103 net orders in January 2026, while Airbus reported only 19 deliveries and 49 net orders during the same period [11][12]. - The sentiment around Airbus has become more negative since the beginning of the year, with UBS analysts adjusting their delivery model for Airbus from 905 to 880 aircraft for 2026, while noting potential upside risks for Q4 results [2]. - Analysts from Barclays described Airbus's recent disruptions as a "temporary execution setback," maintaining that the long-term growth trajectory remains intact [6].

Core Insights - Sun PhuQuoc Airways and Vietnam Airlines have signed agreements with Boeing worth over $30 billion, indicating a significant investment in the aviation sector in Vietnam [1] Group 1: Company Agreements - The deals include a substantial order for Boeing aircraft, which will enhance the fleets of both airlines [1] - This partnership reflects the growing demand for air travel in Vietnam and the region, as both airlines aim to expand their operations [1] Group 2: Industry Implications - The agreements signify a positive outlook for the aviation industry in Vietnam, suggesting robust growth potential in the coming years [1] - The collaboration with Boeing may lead to increased competition among airlines in Southeast Asia, as they modernize their fleets and improve service offerings [1]