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FAA Administrator will pilot Boeing 737 Max himself

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 Comments

EASA to inspect 737 Max

Europe’s EASA to start 737 Max flight tests – in Canada

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

Due to 737 Max

Boeing takes a charge of 5 billion dollars

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

Helping domestic manufacturers

US loosens strict rules for supersonic flights

Civilian supersonic flights were made practically impossible in the US. In this way, the European Concorde was once to be stopped. Now the aviation authority of the US wants to change the rules. More

07.07.19 - 17:53 | Felix Stoffels 0

FAA Administrator will pilot Boeing 737 Max himself

Europe’s EASA to start 737 Max flight tests – in Canada

Boeing takes a charge of 5 billion dollars

US loosens strict rules for supersonic flights

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