Boeing’s Q1 is all about the MAX

There is no denying anymore: 2019 is shaping up to become an extraordinary year for Boeing, but not the way the almost 103-year old OEM would have liked it to be. The grounding of the 737 MAX since March and…

There is no denying anymore: 2019 is shaping up to become an extraordinary year for Boeing, but not the way the almost 103-year old OEM would have liked it to be. The grounding of the 737 MAX since March and…

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We had a discussion with Peter Lemme, a former Boeing flight control engineer. Peter is now a satellite communications engineer and has an excellent blog where you can delve into his reviews and analyses on the two MAX crashes. Reading…
The item behind this post comes from here. The key item to focus on: “Closer to home, the advantages and disadvantages of an airline having a single fleet and having aircraft from only one manufacturer are already being discussed in…
The Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) has briefed the US operators of the Boeing 737 MAX on April 12 on the updates that should eventually result in the re-certification of the type. Delegates from American Airlines, United Airlines, and Southwest Airlines…