Airlines Urge Regulators to Return 737 Max to Service June 27, 2019 Airlines on Thursday urged global regulators to coordinate on measures needed to bring the grounded 737 MAX jetliner back into...
FAA Finds New Risk on 737 Max and Orders Boeing to Make Changes June 27, 2019 By Alan Levin and Julie Johnsson Tests on Boeing Co.’s grounded 737 Max have revealed a new safety risk unrelated to two fatal crashes that led...
Lawmakers will Hear from Pilots who have Criticized Boeing June 20, 2019 By David Koenig The president of the pilots’ union at American Airlines says Boeing made mistakes in its design of the 737 Max...
Pilots, Attendants to Get Their Turn at Boeing 737 Max Hearing June 19, 2019 By Ryan Beene Pilots and flight attendants, who have been critical of Boeing Co.’s handling of the beleaguered 737 Max, will air their...
Boeing’s Decision on New Jet Is Critical in Rivalry With Airbus June 17, 2019 Boeing Co. is coming to this year’s Paris Air Show with some hard choices that will go far in determining...
American Air Managers to Join Crews on 737 Max Before Passengers June 13, 2019 By Mary Schlangenstein American Airlines Group Inc. managers will fly on Boeing Co. 737 Max aircraft before paying passengers are asked to climb...
FAA Official Echoes Boeing Timeline for Max Return This Year June 12, 2019 Boeing Co.’s 737 Max aircraft, grounded since March after two fatal crashes in five months, should be back in the...
Lawmakers Seek Documents on Boeing’s Faulty Sensor Alert June 7, 2019 By Alan Levin House lawmakers demanded records from Boeing Co., one of its suppliers and U.S. aviation regulators on why a cockpit alert...
Boeing 737 Max Certification Focus of Far-Reaching NTSB Probe June 3, 2019 By Alan Levin The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board is conducting a far-reaching review of how Boeing Co. certified the 737 Max system...
Boeing Ordered to Replace 737 Wing Parts Prone to Cracking June 3, 2019 By Alan Levin Airlines worldwide must inspect 312 of Boeing Co.’s 737 family of aircraft, including some of the grounded 737 Max, because...