Boeing and FAA give more signs of preparations for a 737 MAX return to flight
Thursday brought more strong hints that Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration are moving steadily toward ungrounding the 737 MAX as soon as October.
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FAA cautions airlines on maintenance of sensors that were key to 737 MAX crashes
Following two deadly crashes of the Boeing 737 MAX, both of which were initiated by a faulty reading from a single angle of attack sensor,...
Southwest, a stalwart Boeing 737 MAX customer, eyes other jets
Southwest Airlines, the largest customer of the 737 MAX and long an all-Boeing airline, has proposed new language in the contract with its flight attendants...
Boeing CEO: Lingering engine fix will push back first flight and delivery of 777X
The further delay of Boeing's big new jet – already running months later than the company had initially anticipated – marks yet another setback for...
Newly stringent FAA tests spur a fundamental software redesign of Boeing’s 737 MAX flight controls
Following two deadly crashes of Boeing's 737 MAX and the ensuing heavy criticism of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for its limited oversight of the...
Top FAA officials defend delegation of 737 MAX’s safety certification to Boeing during Senate hearing
Top Federal Aviation Administration officials defended how the agencysome safety certification to Boeing while the company pushed for approval of its 737 MAX airliner, during...
Boeing says 737 MAX crisis could temporarily shut down Renton production
Boeing boss Dennis Muilenburg said Wednesday that though the company's "best estimate" is that the 737 MAX will return to service in October, a slip...
Boeing faces largest quarterly loss in its history after a $4.9 billion financial hit due to 737 MAX grounding
This hit to earnings will produce Boeing's biggest quarterly loss in company history when it reports its financial results next week.
‘I miss them,’ father who lost five family members in Boeing 737 MAX crash tells lawmakers
Paul Njoroge was among the first relatives of victims of two deadly Boeing 737 crashes to testify before congressional committees looking into the air disasters.
Boeing’s role in moon missions helped launch Seattle as tech center
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