4 days ago · The Federal Aviation Administration said it will require "immediate inspections of certain Boeing 737 Max 9 planes" after a plug covering an unused exit door blew out in the air during an Alaska FILE PHOTO - An American Airlines Boeing 737-800, equipped with radar altimeters that may conflict with telecom 5G technology, can be seen flying 500 feet above the ground while on final approach Of the 15 757-300s used by Condor, just two have left the fleet. These are due to go to Azur Air Ukraine. Photo: Condor. Ultimately, the jet is still active because there has yet to be a suitable replacement for it and its capabilities: The largest and yet-to-enter-service 737 MAX 10 carries fewer passengers. 5 days ago · Boeing says they have a technical team on standby to help the investigation into an incident involving an 737-9 Max aircraft operated by Alaska Airlines. it still hurt the company’s bottom line.
One of the most recognizable productions of the Boeing 737 program comes from the Next Generation (NG) series. There are five variants, and Southwest Airlines introduced the first of these planes in 1997. The 737-600 holds 108 passengers and can reach 3,235 NM. The 737-700 can carry more on board, with 128 seats.

KARAN CHAUDHARY, BYLINE: After 53 years and more than 1,570 planes, the last Boeing 747 rolled off the assembly line in Washington state this week on its way to serve as a cargo plane.

6 days ago · The Boeing 737 MAX 9 has been temporarily grounded by the Federal Aviation Administration following an in-flight blowout at 16,000 feet that forced an Alaska Airlines flight to make an emergency 5 days ago · Alaska Airlines mid-air Boeing blowout: What next for flights and 737 aircraft, according to experts. While only minor injuries were reported, the situation on an Alaska Airlines flight could have
3 days ago · In the immediate aftermath of Friday's accident (this is the term used by the NTSB), Alaska Airlines grounded its entire fleet of 65 737 Max 9 aircraft. However, on Saturday 18 planes were briefly
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