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Wiring Issue Latest of 737 MAX Troubles
The FAA has proposed a new Airworthiness Directive (AD) for Boeing 737 MAX aircraft following multiple reports of faulty wires.
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Boeing Witholding Numerous Door Plug Documents From NTSB
The NTSB Chair calls Boeing’s lack of cooperation into the Alaska 1282 investigation ‘absurd’ during a Wednesday Senate hearing.
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JetBlue, Spirit Call Off $3.8 Billion Merger
JetBlue and Spirit have announced they will officially terminate their $3.8 billion merger agreement. The two carriers will not move forward with an appeal.
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Sun Country Announces New Routes
Minneapolis-based ultra-low-cost carrier Sun Country has announced two new routes from its Minneapolis/St.Paul hub starting this summer.
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The Large Air Carrier That Few Know Exists
The concept of an “airline” is a familiar one: a single company operates specific aircraft to specific places, either regularly or on demand. But one company takes that concept to a different level.
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Bolts Missing from Alaska 737 MAX 9’s Door Plug: NTSB
The NTSB has issued its preliminary report into the door plug failure on Alaska flight 1282 last month, which includes details on the door plug installation.
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Boeing Continues To Face Mounting Pressure From Airlines
Emirates has become the second major airline customer to put pressure on Boeing after last month’s 737 MAX 9 door plug blowout.
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More Quality Control Issues With 737 MAX
Boeing announced Sunday it will need to do more work on 50 undelivered 737 MAX aircraft after Spirit AeroSystems, the contractor that builds 737 fuselages.
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To Woo United, Airbus Asks Customers to Delay Aircraft Deliveries
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus is asking customers to return some aircraft delivery slots in order to make those slots available to United.
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Alaska, United Expected to Fly 737 MAX 9 Again This Weekend
The FAA has announced it will allow Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft to resume flying once they receive a series of inspections and maintenance checks.