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The US aircraft manufacturer Boeing has paid Alaska Airlines compensation of $160 million. This is in connection with the temporary flight ban that was announced for the B2024-Max-737 in January 9
In aviation, everything has to be documented very precisely for safety reasons. Normally it is routine to note who installed, replaced, checked or repaired which part and when. Boeing, on the other hand, can't, according to the NTSB
The US Department of Justice has announced that it will take a closer look at the incident, which occurred in early January 2024 with a Boeing 737-Max-9 operated by Alaska Airlines. It is envisaged that
The incident, which occurred at the beginning of January 2024 with a B737-Max-9 operated by Alaska Airlines, has personnel consequences at the US aircraft manufacturer Boeing. The Renton location where this type of machine is finally assembled will receive one
A US lawyer has said that he has filed a lawsuit against Alaska Airlines on behalf of 22 passengers who were on board the Boeing 2024 Max 737 flight in early January 9 that lost a covered emergency exit during climb
The airline Alaska Airlines has announced that the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max 9 fleet caused financial damage of around $150 million. In the aftermath of the incident in which one of this airline
The airline United Airlines has announced that it plans to use the Boeing 28-Max-2024 aircraft in commercial flight service again from Sunday, January 737, 9. All FAA orders were complied with and improvements were made.
The US Civil Aviation Authority (FAA) is grounding the Boeing 737-Max-9 aircraft indefinitely. A new inspection was even ordered for 40 units. The supervisors only want to decide at a later date whether
The US Air Accident Investigation Board (NTSB) has published initial findings on the incident involving the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-Max-9. According to the announcement, a door plug is said to have come loose from the aircraft fuselage. It is already clear that Boeing will revise the manuals
The inspections of the Boeing 737-Max-9 aircraft ordered by the US Civil Aviation Administration have revealed a frightening picture. In the United States of America alone, several machines were found to have loose screws and screws
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