With regulators wary, Boeing faces more hurdles to restore 737 MAX fleet
Regulators in Europe and Canada said they will conduct their own independent reviews of the 737 MAX software fixes Boeing has promised, signaling a break...
Flawed analysis, failed oversight: How Boeing and FAA certified the suspect 737 MAX flight control system | Times Watchdog
Federal Aviation Administration managers pushed its engineers to delegate wide responsibility for assessing the safety of the 737 MAX to Boeing itself. But safety engineers...
As Boeing faces crisis, filing reveals CEO got $30 million last year
In 2018, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg made 184 times the compensation of the average Boeing employee. He owns stock worth $54 million at today's price,...
Mention of jackscrew in Boeing 737 MAX crash evokes memories of Alaska Flight 261, but key differences exist
In the crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 in January 2000, federal investigators found that the jackscrew failed from excessive wear. In the Ethiopian crash,...
Investigators find new clues pointing to potential cause of 737 MAX crashes as FAA details Boeing’s fix
Investigators find new clue in wreckage of Ethiopian Airlines flight as Boeing continues production of its 737 MAX and works on software patch to get...
FAA won’t ground Boeing 737 MAX, resisting calls by overseas regulators, aviation experts
Even as U.S. flight attendants and foreign safety regulators called for the 737 MAX to be grounded, the FAA said "thus far, our review shows...
Pressure on Boeing grows as Europe grounds the 737 MAX
Europe's aviation safety regulator EASA announced Tuesday the suspension of all Boeing 737 Max operations in Europe. The pressure on the Federal Aviation Administration to...
Nervous reaction to Ethiopian crash creates uncertainty for Boeing
The FAA and Boeing said Monday they'll await more information before ordering any action on the 737 MAX. Meanwhile, about a third of the worldwide...
‘A sense of urgency’ as investigation into second recent crash of a Boeing 737 MAX begins VIEW
Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 crashed Sunday morning just six minutes after takeoff from Addis Ababa, killing all 157 passengers and crew. It was the second...