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FAA Mandates New Safety Upgrades for Boeing 737
A new FAA Airworthiness Directive targets Boeing 737 structural vulnerabilities following two fan blade-out incidents. Read More
FAA Issues Safety Alert Over Boeing 737 Rudder
The safety alert follows a recent event that involved a Boeing 737 MAX, where the flight crew was unable to move the rudder pedals during landing rollout, the regulator said. The FAA said it was ... Read More
Boeing (NYSE:BA) Will Face Class Action Lawsuit over 737 MAX Blowout
Boeing (BA) will face shareholders’ class action accusing the aircraft manufacturer of prioritizing profits over safety after a federal judge ... Read More
Airlines find loose parts during Boeing 737 Max 9 inspections

Alaska said that as it began examining its Max 9s, “Initial reports from our technicians indicate some loose hardware was visible on some aircraft.” KTLA's Shelby Nelson reports on Jan. 9, 2024. Read More
FAA Halts All Expansion of Boeing 737 Max Production

The Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday it is halting any production expansion of the Boeing 737 Max ... United found some loose hardware in their initial inspections of the aircraft. Read More
Boeing Under Scrutiny as U.S. Officials Visit 737 MAX Factory Amid Safety Concerns
Renton, Washington, factory on Thursday, joined by acting FAA Administrator Chris Rocheleau. The visit follows heightened scrutiny of Boeings ... Read More
FAA clears path for Boeing 737 Max planes to resume flying

Federal officials are clearing the way for grounded Boeing planes to resume flying. This comes less than a month after the Alaska airlines mid-air incident, where a door panel blew off a 737 Max 9. Read More
ALPA opposes Boeing’s latest 737 Max 7 and 10 exemption request

Opposition has arisen to a regulatory exemption Boeing has requested for the 737 Max 7's and Max 10's stall-management yaw damper (SMYD), while Boeing continues insisting its proposal poses no safety ... Read More
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