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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

Five Boeing 787 also cancelled

The budget airline has cut back on its ambitions. Therefore it no longer wants the last 92 Boeing 737 Max and five Boeing 787. But the cancellation itself is not enough for Norwegian. More

30.06.20 - 10:12 | Stefan Eiselin 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

Civil aircraft

It was a lousy March for the American aircraft manufacturer. Customers ordered 31 planes from Boeing. But at the same time there were mass cancellations. More

15.04.20 - 9:57 | Stefan Eiselin 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

Software Update

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

05.08.19 - 13:42 | Laura Frommberg 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

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