The chief executive of the low-cost airline, Norwegian has said the software patch being developed by Boeing for its 737 MAX aircraft “seems foolproof” after he put the new system to the test in a simulator at a Boeing facility…
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New Lawsuit Alleges Lion Air Crash Was Direct Result of Boeing’s “Gross Negligence”
Administrators acting on behalf of the families of four passengers killed in last years Lion Air flight JT610 crash have filed a lawsuit against aerospace giant Boeing in an Illinois district court – the Boeing Company is legally incorporated in…
Study: Garuda Indonesia’s Plan to Ditch Boeing 737 MAX Order Doesn’t Make it a Safer Airline
Garuda Indonesia has become the first airline to publicly mull ditching a multi-billion dollar order for the controversial Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The airline placed the huge $4.9 billion order for up to 50 of Boeing’s best-selling 737 MAX 8…
Justice Department Opens Investigation Into Development, Certification of Boeing 737 MAX
According to an anonymous source quoted by AP, the U.S. Justice Department has opened a probe into the development and certification of the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The investigation will allegedly look into Boeing’s relationship with the Federal Aviation Administration…
BREAKING: At Long Last – The U.S. Finally Grounds the Boeing 737 MAX
The United States has finally decided to ground the Boeing 737 MAX after two fatal crashes in less than six months involving the aircraft model. The decision was apparently made by President Trump who only yesterday Tweeted that he thought…
Norwegian Says it Wants Compensation From Boeing for 737 MAX Grounding
Well, this could get interesting… The chief executive of the world’s fifth largest low-cost airline has said he expects Seattle-based aircraft manufacturer Boeing to pay out compensation for the near worldwide grounding of 737 MAX aircraft. It follows two fatal…
“This is About Public Confidence in the Safety of Air Travel”: Flight Attendants Plea to Ground 737 MAX
Will the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ground the Boeing 737 MAX at some point today? The agency is still holding out despite a slew of aviation regulators around the world grounding the controversial passenger aircraft. Most notably, late this afternoon…
Pressure Mounts On Boeing, FAA Despite Assurances of 737 MAX Air Worthiness
A growing list of countries and individual airlines have decided to ground their Boeing 737 MAX aircraft despite continued assurances from the aircraft manufacturer and the U.S. Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) that the aircraft remains safe. The drastic action follows…
Delta Air Lines Breathes New Life Into Proposed Boeing 797 Mid-Sized Concept Plane
The chief executive of Delta Air Lines has told investors at a J.P. Morgan conference that the Atlanta-based airline would be “very interested” in the proposed mid-market concept plane that Boeing is yet to formally commit itself to developing. Ed…
Saudi Airline Flyadeal Abandons Airbus in Deal with Arch-Rival Boeing
Saudi Arabian airline Flyadeal has today announced a deal worth as much as $5.9 billion USD with American aerospace giant Boeing for up to 50 of its next-generation 737MAX narrowbody aircraft. The low-cost airline, which is a subsidiary of State-owned…
RUMOUR: Etihad Airways Might Be About to Cancel or Change Dozens of Aircraft Orders
Things just seem to be getting worse by the week for Etihad Airways, with announcements of route closures and onboard cutbacks coming thick and fast. And now we’ve heard a rumour – reportedly confirmed by four sources familiar with the…
flydubai is Expanding Fast! Announces Order for 225 New Aircraft On Penultimate Day of Dubai Air Show
Yesterday, we reported on predictions from U.S. aircraft manufacturer Boeing, that airlines across the Arabian Gulf region would need around 3,350 new aircraft within the next 20 years – to both replace older aircraft and fuel future growth. Well, it…
