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Boeing lays groundwork with 737 MAX operators about returning aircraft to service: report
Civil Aviation

Boeing has met operators and lessors of the 737 MAX to offer assurances and lay the groundwork for resuming commercial flights, news agency Bloomberg reports. The report, published on Wednesday (US time) said the meeting in Amsterdam on Tuesday was the first of about six sessions planned by Boeing around the world where executives would

Boeing defends deactivation of safety feature in 737 MAX
Aviator

The blowtorch was turned on Boeing at its annual general meeting on Monday (US time) after details emerged over the weekend about the deactivation of an optional safety feature on its 737 MAX jets that might have alerted pilots to malfunctions in angel of attack (AOA) sensors. US carrier Southwest Airlines released a statement in

FAA to host briefing of civil aviation officials on Boeing 737 MAX
Airlines

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has invited leading civil aviation officials from around the world to a meeting on May 23 on the Boeing 737 MAX.

CASA to join US FAA Boeing 737 MAX review team
Airlines

Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has joined a team of international authorities and other aviation experts who will begin a detailed review of certification of the Boeing 737 MAX’s automated flight control system.

FAA review finds 737 MAX software update training operationally suitable
Aviator

A US Federal Aviation Administration draft report says the training aspects of Boeing's proposed 737 MAX software update are "operationally suitable".

Boeing has made 96 flights testing 737 MAX software update: CEO
Airlines

Boeing has made 96 flights totaling a little over 159 hours testing a software update for the 737 MAX's anti-stall feature, chief executive Dennis Muilenburg says.

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