Boeing 737 Max: Norwegian cancels $111 flights between Ireland and US
Norwegian has offered low-cost flights between Cork, Dublin, and Shannon in Ireland, and airports in Canada and the US since 2017.
FAA hopes global regulators simultaneously approve Boeing 737 Max
The FAA hopes civil aviation authorities around the world will decide at about the same time to allow the Boeing 737 Max to resume flying.
Boeing could suspend production of 737 MAX if plane doesn't fly soon
Boeing said that if the plane is grounded past the targeted Q4 timeline, the planemaker may be forced to suspend production, impacting 12,000 workers.
More than 400 737 Max pilots are suing Boeing over an 'unprecedented cover-up' of flaws in the plane's design
The pilots accuse Boeing of putting profit before safety, and say the continued grounding of the 737 Max has made their careers less certain.
Boeing using 737 Max crash lessons on 777x troubles
The President and CEO of Boeing Global Services told the Paris Air Show that Boeing is applying what it learned from the 737 Max to the 777x.
A Boeing 737 Max being moved across Europe made a forced landing after being denied entry into German airspace
Norwegian tried to move a 737 Max plane from Málaga, Spain to Stockholm, Sweden, so it can keep its fleet together as it awaits a software update.
American Airlines to fly execs on Boeing 737 Max to calm crash fears
The public may not trust the Boeing 737 Max planes, even after the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approves their software upgrade.
Boeing 737 Max: Is it safe？ Some Americans say they won't fly on it
Wall Street is still overwhelmingly positive about Boeing's prospects, despite the company losing more than $50 billion of value after two crashes.
Boeing hid 737 Max software changes responsible for fatal crashes
Boeing made changes to the automated software without alerting engineers, pilots, and regulators, according to a New York Times report.
Boeing CEO personally apologizes to victims of 737 Max crashes
"Unfortunately, I can't change what happened," Boeing's CEO said in an interview with CBS. "I would if I could."
Boeing said extra 737 Max safety feature might 'confuse' pilots
The exchange centered on the 737 Max's angle of attack (AOA) indicator, a feature only available as a paid-for extra.
Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Max crash bird strike possible: WSJ
US aviation authorities consider bird strikes to be the most likely reason why an AOA sensor on the Ethiopian Airlines jet failed.
Boeing has finished the software update to fix the grounded 737 Max that was involved in 2 fatal crashes
All 371 Boeing 737 Max airliners have been grounded since March 13 after the crashes of Lion Air Flight JT610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET302.
Lawmakers grill safety officials about Boeing 737 Max crashes
"We shouldn't have to be here today," Rep. Peter DeFazio told FAA acting administrator Daniel Elwell at a House hearing
American Airlines CEO reveals when he would feel safe flying on the Boeing 737 Max again
American Air CEO: "I know for certain that if (737 Max) is certified and an American Airlines pilot is comfortable flying it, then it's 100% safe."
Boeing convinced Lion Air to keep order after 737 Max crash: report
The Verge reported that Boeing deployed account representatives to convince airlines to remain confident in the new jet after the October 2018 crash.
Boeing CEO explains why 737 Max pilots were not told of MCAS software
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg explained on Monday why it didn't notify 737 Max pilots of the existence of MCAS.
Boeing's CEO survived a shareholder vote seeking to prevent him from also being the company's board chairman
A proposal that would have separated the CEO and board chairman roles at Boeing did not pass at the aerospace manufacturer's shareholder meeting.
Boeing 737 Max: Airlines say groundings taking millions from profits
Southwest, American Airlines, Tui, and Norwegian have all warned of hits to their profits after the Boeing 737 Max was grounded.
The Boeing 737 Max crashes show that 'deteriorating pilot skills' may push airlines to favor Airbus
Experts agree that modern airliners such as the Boeing 737 Max and Airbus A320neo are designed to compensate for deteriorating pilot skills.
