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The speedy return of the Max 9 comes as the FAA said it plans to increase its oversight of Boeing’s production and quality control processes.
Meghna Maharishi | 2 months ago
Alaska said it is focused on holding Boeing accountable after a door plug blew off from one of its jets mid-flight.
Meghna Maharishi | 3 months ago
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Today's podcast looks at global hotel dealmaking, Google's competitive spirit, and Boeing's growing problems.
Rashaad Jorden | 3 months ago
The safety of the traveling public tops all other concerns when it comes to Boeing's 737 Max 9 plane, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said.
Edward Russell | 3 months ago
Boeing's problems with its 737 Max aircraft are far from limited to the recent blowout aboard an Alaska Airlines flight. Here's a rundown of some of those issues.
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun acknowledged the fallout from the Alaska Airlines jet that suddenly lost a door plug mid-air during a company-wide meeting on Tuesday.
Given the further delay in inspections of the Boeing 737 Max 9, it’s increasingly unlikely that the aircraft will be able to return to service mid-week.
Planes, engines, pilots: There's a shortage of just about everything and it's going to hold back the aviation industry.
Jay Shabat and Edward Russell, Skift | 3 months ago
The NTSB's latest findings come as United and Alaska reported some loose hardware in their initial inspections of the Boeing 737 Max 9s.
The FAA gave airlines the greenlight to begin inspecting affected Boeing 737 Max 9s, but the planes will remain grounded until operators complete all inspections.
