Brazil aviation agency is first foreign regulator to clear Boeing 737 MAX to fly
Brazil’s aviation authority on Wednesday became the first foreign regulator to join the U.S. FAA in approving the Boeing 737 MAX to fly passengers again.
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European regulator moves to clear Boeing 737 MAX for flight, but insists on more improvements later
European regulators published a proposed directive that should see Boeing's 737 MAX cleared for flights in Europe no later than early January. The directive includes...
Alaska Airlines adds more 737 MAXs, the first carrier to do so after FAA clears the jet
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Boeing 737 MAX can return to the skies, FAA says
The long-delayed approval means the MAX is on track to fly passengers again in the United States before year end. Jet deliveries can resume and...
NASA official’s tip prompted Boeing to revise lunar spacecraft bid, sparking DOJ probe
When Boeing learned that it was not being awarded a lunar lander contract it didn't protest. But it did try to revise and resubmit its...
Boeing wins zero new orders, delivers few jets and sees 737 MAX backlog shrink
In October, Boeing won zero new sales, removed an additional 37 MAXs from the order backlog and delivered just 13 jets. Rival Airbus fared better.
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Pilot unions, crash families seek changes to Boeing 737 MAX training
The Federal Aviation Administration's proposed new training module and emergency checklists for the Max are "clunky at best" and should be streamlined, the Southwest Airlines...
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