FAA wants to fine Boeing $5.4M for slat tracks on 737MAX
Claiming that Boeing had submitted approximately 178 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft for certification, knowing that the aircraft were…
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Ernest Airlines license suspended, competitors pounce on routes
The Italian carrier Ernest Airlines’ license was temporarily suspended as of midnight, January 13, 2020. The suspension comes…
Airbus super-transporter BelugaXL enters service
The BelugaXL entered service with its first operational fl4ight on January 9, 2020. It is the first of…
How Iran changed course on Flight PS752 shootdown
After three days of denial, the Iranian authorities eventually admitted that the crash of the flight PS752 was…
FAA wants to fine Southwest Airlines $3.92M for incorrect weights
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is planning to impose a $3.92 million fine on…
Flybe on the brink of collapse once again?
Flybe, the UK-based regional airline, is reportedly on the brink of collapse once again. The carrier is looking…
Boeing employees’ emails draw parallel between 737 MAX and 777X
The internal emails among Boeing company employees working on the 737 MAX development program, which have recently been…
Flight 752: As evidence accumulates, Iran denies missile hit
The Ukraine International Airlines flight 752, which crashed in Iran on January 8, 2020, was allegedly shot down…
Airbus to produce seven A320 per month in Mobile, Alabama by 2021
Airbus announced its plans to further increase the productivity rate in its manufacturing facility in Mobile, Alabama (United…
BREAKING | Anonymous sources say Ukraine flight shot by missile
The Ukraine International Airlines flight 752, which crashed in Tehran, Iran, on January 8, 2020, was allegedly shot…
IAG’s CEO and founder Willie Walsh to step down
Willie Walsh, CEO of IAG, will step down from his position in March 2020, after nine years of…
EU resumes Boeing-Embraer investigation; sets deadline to April 6
European Union (EU) antitrust regulators have restarted their investigation into the Boeing-Embraer commercial tie-up that would result in…
Ukraine International crash investigation: mapping the first dots
A day after the crash of a Ukraine International flight in Tehran that killed 176 people, hypotheses start…
Iran refuses to deliver black boxes of UIA crash to Boeing
The Iranian authorities do not intend to give Boeing and the U.S. authorities the flight recorders of the…
Ernest Airlines ships three Airbus A320 to storage
After Italian aviation authority’s threats to suspend Ernest Airlines license if it fails to hand over the required…
Airlines modify flights to avoid Iranian and Iraqi airspaces
After the Iranian military launched over 12 missiles on U.S. bases in Iraq during the night of January…
Boeing: 737 MAX pilots should go through simulator training
Boeing announced that it is recommending additional simulator training for all 737 MAX pilots before the aircraft returns…
BREAKING | Ukraine Airlines Boeing 737 crashes in Iran, 176 dead
Ukraine International Airlines plane crashed shortly after takeoff in Iran during the early morning hours of January 8,…