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Leadership teams across the commercial aviation industry, including airlines, leasing companies and manufacturers, treat safety as a number one priority. Aside from the obvious commercial reasons for such a stance there is a deep rooted moral element in executive minds … Continue reading →

The F.A.A. hasn’t taken that kind of step on a fleet of aircraft since 2013, when it ordered Boeing 787s to stop flying temporarily after a problem with the plane’s battery system was identified. The agency, which certified the latest … Continue reading →

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ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: The federal government is grounding all 737 MAX jetliners as an investigation continues into Sunday’s deadly crash in Ethiopia. It was the second crash involving the new Boeing model in five months. President Trump announced the order … Continue reading →

DALLAS — In a story March 12 about a cargo plane crash in Texas, The Associated Press reported erroneously that a plane’s stick shaker signals an imminent engine stall. A stick shaker warns of an impending stall from a loss … Continue reading →

Boeing Co. is making an extensive change to the flight-control system in the 737 MAX aircraft involved in October’s Lion Air crash in Indonesia, going beyond what many industry officials familiar with the discussions had anticipated. The change was in … Continue reading →

The airplane’s nose can tilt down suddenly during takeoff, pilots aren’t being adequately trained on the autopilot system, and the operations manual is “criminally insufficient.” These are the complaints of US pilots in incident reports involving Boeing’s 737 Max 8 … Continue reading →