Monday, 23 May, 2022
TopicBoeing 737 MAX

Topic: Boeing 737 MAX

SpiceJet’s Boeing 737 Max returns to Mumbai after mid-air emergency

Anurag Kotoky -
The plane turned back after about 15 mins in the air. No one was injured. DGCA said the crew shut down the second engine after an 'oil filter bypass light got illuminated in cruise'.

DGCA allows Boeing 737 Max aircraft to resume commercial service after 2-and-half years ban

PTI -
In its order dated 26 August 2021, the DGCA stated that the operation of Boeing 737 Max planes are permitted 'only upon satisfaction of applicable requirements for return to service'.

India set to allow Boeing 737 Max to resume flights within days

Anurag Kotoky -
An official said that Boeing continues to work to safely return the Max to service, adding that over 170 out of 195 global regulators have opened their airspace for the model.

How SpiceJet is making money off grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft

Anurag Kotoky -
SpiceJet booked other income of Rs 10.9 bn, the amount it expected to get in compensation from Boeing for not being able to fly its 13 Max aircraft, helping the company to trim its losses.

Months after comeback, Boeing’s 737 Max has a new issue that will ground dozens of jets again

Julie Johnsson -
US carriers parked a combined 67 of the workhorse planes Friday, about a third of the Max jets currently in service around the world.

UK aviation regulator faces Brexit test with Boeing 737 Max approval

Charlotte Ryan -
Britain’s aviation regulator, granted new powers in the Brexit split, faces an early test of how it uses them with the looming return of...

Boeing’s settlement with US govt should be the beginning of the period of introspection

Brooke Sutherland -
It’s striking the degree to which the US Department of Justice paints the 737 Max crisis as the result of actions by two rogue employees.

Boeing’s breakthrough 737 Max deal signals hope for travel rebound

Julie Johnsson -
Ryanair Holdings Plc had ordered 75 high-density versions of Boeing Co.’s 737 Max in a transaction valued at about $7 billion.

Mother of dead Indian pilot criticises Boeing, US FAA for ‘rushing’ 737 Max return

Anurag Kotoky -
Sangeeta Suneja, whose son flew Lion Air plane that plunged into sea in 2018, criticised Boeing for returning Max 737 to the skies before a 3rd sensor to measure air speed is added.

Boeing’s 737 Max now faces its ultimate test — passenger fear

Justin Bachman -
US aviation regulators have cleared 737 Max after fatal flaws were addressed, but for travellers, the central question of feeling safe remains.
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