Planes
South Korea Orders Boeing 737-800 Probe
South Korea’s government has ordered the inspection of all Boeing 737-800 aircraft in the country following Sunday’s deadly Jeju Air crash. Jeju Air Flight 2216 veered off a runway and caught fire near Muan, South Korea, on Sunday morning killing…
‘Poor Quality Work’ Grounds Brand-New A330neo
Malaysia Airlines said a series of technical issues from “poor quality work” has grounded its brand-new Airbus A330neo for two more days. According to a Business Times report, the A330neos powered by the new Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engine option will…
Delta Continues to Replace 767s on Long-Haul Flights
Delta is shying away from its Boeing 767s on long-haul flights, replacing them with newer Airbus A330 aircraft. Starting next year, the Atlanta-based carrier is slated to swap more 767s for A330s. Five more routes will see upgrades to Airbus…
Air Serbia Joins Embraer’s Pool Program
Embraer Services & Support has entered into a new partnership with Air Serbia, bringing the Serbian carrier into its renowned Pool Program. This agreement is set to enhance Air Serbia’s operational efficiency, optimize fleet performance, and reduce maintenance costs as…
Report: Boeing Plans to Boost 737 Production in 2025
Boeing aims to dial up production of its 737 MAX jets to 38 per month by May 2025, according to reporting by The Air Current. On Dec. 10, Reuters reported that the jet builder had only delivered 13 commercial jets…