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According to local media reports, the US airline Hawaiian Airlines is considering replacing its aging Boeing 717 fleet with B737-Max. This would be as part of an investor presentation that took place around the planned takeover by Alaska Airlines,
After the scheduled flight from Canberra to Melbourne, operated by National Jet Systems on behalf of Qantas, landed, the crew had to be taken to hospital for examination as a precaution. The background is that from the cockpit
The number of operators of the machine type Boeing 717 was never particularly large. Comparatively only a few of the jets developed by McDonnell Douglas as the MD-95 were built. It will become an operator again in mid-2024
The Boeing 717-200 operated by Delta Air Lines, registration N925AT, suffered a fuel leak in the right wing area on March 14, 2023 during takeoff or climb. The pilots decided to return to
The Boeing 717 machine type, which was developed by McDonnell Douglas, is now becoming increasingly rare. In the United States of America, GlobalX is interested in incorporating this pattern. You are already up
With the phasing out of the Boeing 717 machine from the Spanish low-cost airline Volotea, an era ends in Europe. For several years this airline was the only operator of the still developed under the direction of McDonnell Douglas
After Delta Air Lines complained about the retirement of the McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series, the Boeing 717, Boeing 767-300 and Bombardier CRJ200 aircraft now face the same fate. The company stated that they could simplify the fleet and
No airline operates more Boeing 717s than Delta. Now the number of jets still developed by McDonnell Douglas is to be halved. Replacement should be in the form of A220, A320 and B737. The world's largest Boeing
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