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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

Boeing 737-700

The Coronavirus crisis and the severe economic crisis in Lebanon had a huge impact on the airline. Wings of Lebanon now had to close down after returning its only Boeing 737. More

03.09.20 - 21:15 | Felix Stoffels 0

Contract with Boeing

The airline can refuse three Boeing 737 Max, which should have been delivered last year. It is not yet clear whether Icelandair will do so. More

29.05.20 - 8:44 | Stefan Eiselin 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

Software Update

Boeing makes fundamental changes to the 737 Max flight control system. More

05.08.19 - 13:42 | Laura Frommberg 0

Boeing business jet for the Netherlands

Boeing 737 instead of a Fokker 70: The Dutch government and the royal family have a new jet. More

23.07.19 - 17:28 | Timo Nowack 0

Incident in Nigeria

A Boeing 737 was waiting at Lagos airport for take-off clearance when suddenly a man climbed onto the plane. he even had luggage with him. More

20.07.19 - 14:52 | Stefan Eiselin 0

Due to 737 Max

The aircraft manufacturer Boeing sets aside a large provision because it has to compensate 737 Max customers. More

19.07.19 - 15:20 | Stefan Eiselin 0

From now on only Airbus

For the time being, one of the largest Boeing operators will only add Airbus aircraft to its fleet. However, Boeing could come back on board with a new model. More

17.07.19 - 15:18 | Timo Nowack 0

Delayed deliveries

The Irish low-cost airline plans to operate fewer Boeing 737 Max aircraft in the summer of 2020. That's why Ryanair will rightly cut or close its bases. More

16.07.19 - 11:51 | Timo Nowack 0

Easa findings

The European aviation authority Easa has found a new problem with the Boeing 737 Max. And again, technology is not doing what it should. More

09.07.19 - 14:03 | Laura Frommberg 0