Civil Aviation
Following EASA, India to certify 737 MAX individually
India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation, the DGCA, is reportedly lingering around with the idea of certif...
Civil Aviation
Boeing “is making good, solid progress” on 737 MAX return
At a recent conference organized by Morgan Stanley, Boeing's CEO, Dennis Muilenburg has provided further updates on...
Civil Aviation
EASA to flight test 737 MAX individually; strips FAA delegation
The last chapter of the 737 MAX seems to be getting more complex, as EASA has confirmed it will test flight the aircraft...
Aviation Economics
Safran reports strong financial results despite 737 MAX impact
French aerospace group Safran saw its operating income increased by more than 35% in the first half of 2019, despite the...
Civil Aviation
Did Boeing finish fixing the 737 MAX MCAS software?
Boeing has finished its safety update of the MCAS system, French media reports suggest. The MCAS was blamed for two fata...
Civil Aviation
Russian company sues Boeing to cancel MAX order
Less than a month ago, Boeing CEO thanked customers for their understanding during the MAX grounding crisis, stating tha...
Civil Aviation
Boeing already hiring technicians ahead 737 MAX un-grounding
Boeing’s new job listing for technicians in Seattle, U.S., where some of the grounded 737 MAX are kept, sends a po...
MRO
FAA warns operators to handle AoA sensors “properly”
The United States Federal Aviation Administration issues a reminder to operators to perform “proper” operati...
Aviation Explained
Boeing 737 MAX crisis: Losing the narrative (Part IV)
As the Boeing 737 MAX hit its peak, it seems like Boeing has lost the narrative. How did the newest 737 family member, d...
Civil Aviation
Norwegian ends transatlantic flights from Ireland; blames 737 MAX
Citing unfavorable market conditions due to the 737 MAX groundings, Norwegian Air has decided to cut its flights from Du...
