United Airlines Reinforces Safety Commitment Amid Boeing Incidents
In the wake of several safety incidents involving its Boeing aircraft fleet this year, United Airlines is actively working to… Read More »
Europe’s Aviation Safety Agency to Assess China’s C919 Aircraft
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is committed to conducting a comprehensive evaluation process for China’s C919 passenger jet,… Read More »
Aviation Expert Emphasizes the Need for Boeing to Revitalize Safety Culture Amid Ongoing Challenges
Boeing is under intense pressure to overhaul its safety practices and restore trust in its brand, according to Daniel Kwasi… Read More »
FAA Highlights Concern Over Sporadic Spoiler Activity on Boeing 737 Max During Flight
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reported concerning occurrences involving the Boeing 737 MAX, where there have been “multiple unusual… Read More »
FAA Alerts on Critical Wiring Issue in Boeing 737 Max Spoilers, Risking Flight Control
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced a proposed airworthiness directive targeting the Boeing 737 MAX series after identifying a… Read More »
Boeing Faces Record-Keeping Issue in NTSB Investigation of Alaska Airlines 737 Max Incident
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is facing challenges in its investigation into a January incident involving an Alaska Airlines… Read More »
United Airlines Adjusts Fleet Strategy, Shifts Focus from Boeing 737-10 to -9 Amid Certification Concerns
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby, at a recent JPMorgan investor conference, announced a pivotal shift in the airline’s aircraft acquisition… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Flight Continued Operations Despite Scheduled Safety Check Before Door Incident
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 continued to fly with passengers despite engineers’ concerns and a scheduled maintenance check… Read More »