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Before certification

The Boeing 737 Max has a trust problem. The FAA, the aviation authority that originally certified the jet, also plays a role here. Administrator Steve Dickson wants to take countermeasures and pilot the aircraft himself. More

25.09.20 - 23:26 | Jakob Wert 0

Preparing for re-certification

A Boeing 737 Max 8 of Tui Airways has left Tenerife after being stored for one and a half years. The flight is a sign that the travel company is preparing for re-certification. More

16.09.20 - 7:40 | Timo Nowack 0

No expansion

Rwanda's national airline is putting the brakes on an expansion of its fleet. In future, Rwandair could lease aircraft from Qatar Airways. More

12.09.20 - 23:27 | Timo Nowack 0

Orders continue to fall

The manufacturer was able to sell five 737 Max in August. However, at the same time, cancellations of Boeing's troubled planes have increased. More

11.09.20 - 14:57 | Stefan Eiselin 0

EASA to inspect 737 Max

Good news for Boeing: Europe's aviation authority will conduct flight tests with the Boeing 737 Max in September. Afterwards, a key meeting will take place in London. More

27.08.20 - 18:59 | Timo Nowack 0

Order announcement

Polish Enter Air became the first airline to order Boeing 737 Max in 2020. However, in a press release, the aircraft manufacturer dropped 'Max' from the troubled aircraft type's name. More

22.08.20 - 4:16 | Timo Nowack 0

Accusations by Norwegian

In the dispute over 737 Max and 787 Norwegian takes Boeing to court. In the lawsuit, the airline accuses the aircraft manufacturer of misleading, fraud and breach of contract. More

21.07.20 - 12:28 | Timo Nowack 0

Interview with John Plueger, Air Lease Corporation

John Plueger, CEO of Air Lease Corporation, tells aeroTELEGRAPH about concerns about the Boeing 777X, delays at Airbus and electric or supersonic aircraft. More

14.10.19 - 12:03 | Timo Nowack 0

Before Boeing 737 Max

After two deadly crashes of a 737 Max, Boeing is working on an improved version of the flight control software MCAS. However, another plane already has it. More

30.09.19 - 12:30 | Timo Nowack 0

Jets have to be inspected

For once, it's not the 737 Max that causes Boeing trouble, but its predecessor, the 737 NG. On some models, premature material fatigue had been discovered on key components. More

28.09.19 - 17:10 | Stefan Eiselin 0

Irregularities discovered

In the course of the 737 Max grounding, Boeing's safety culture is put under close scrutiny. Apparently that has also been a problem in the past. More

02.07.19 - 16:24 | Timo Nowack 0

Issues with microprocessor

A bug in a microprocessor unit can lead to a nosedive of the Boeing 737 Max. The Federal Aviation Administration FAA has confirmed that a new problem has been identified with the jet. More

27.06.19 - 1:05 | Laura Frommberg 0