Articles tagged “faa”

Unruly Air Passengers Are Still Unruly

Ruthy Muñoz, Skift

3 weeks ago

U.S. Airlines Ground Portions of Their 737 Max Fleets to Check on Electrical Power Issue

David Shepardson, Tracy Rucinski and Ankit Ajmera, Reuters

2 months ago

Biden Transportation Department Zeros in on Aviation Emissions in Climate Push

3 months ago

Disruptive Airline Passengers Face Harsher Penalties, Says FAA Chief

David Shepardson, Reuters

5 months ago

U.S. Airlines Still Have Lots to Do to Put the 737 Max in the Air After FAA Approval

Madhu Unnikrishnan, Skift

7 months ago

U.S. to Approve 737 MAX Return as Boeing Faces Strong Headwinds

Eric M. Johnson, Tracy Rucinski, David Shepardson, Allison Lampert and Jamie Freed, Reuters

7 months ago

American Airlines Aims to Return the Boeing 737 Max to the Skies by the End of the Year

Ann Maria Shibu, Reuters

8 months ago

The FAA Just Gave Airlines Another Break on Airport Slot Waivers: Why Aren’t Carriers Happier?

9 months ago

The Most Important Story in Airlines in 2019

Brian Sumers, Skift

1 year ago

Southwest Airlines Prepares to Return Boeing 737 Max to Service

Mary Schlangenstein, Bloomberg

2 years ago

Congress Grills FAA Officials on Why Boeing Jet Wasn’t Grounded Sooner

Courtney Rozen, Ryan Beene, and Alan Levin, Bloomberg

2 years ago

Lufthansa’s Potential $6.4 Million Fine Is One More Reason Euro Airlines Want to Forget 2019

Patrick Whyte, Skift

2 years ago