Boeing 737 MAX

The airline is meeting its capacity rebound goals as it plans new aircraft orders.

A production problem with vertical stabilizer fittings will force Boeing to repair some undelivered 737 MAXs and delay an unspecified number of deliveries.

New pilot-performance validation methods will debut as part of the 737-7’s certification. But first, they have to be developed.

Boeing 737 MAX deliveries surged in March to 52, nearly doubling the first two months of the year.

Prolonged certification programs for the last two 737 MAX variants are not helping Boeing's 737 production ramp-up plans.

Qatar Airways has acquired a batch of nine Boeing 737-8s to add to its previous order for the MAX family.

Xiamen Air has the largest 737 Max backlog among Chinese carriers, but it remains unclear if deliveries from Boeing will ever resume.

Batik Air Malaysia is adding new service using Boeing 737 MAX 8s.

Boeing is making progress on handing over required 737-7 certification paperwork and is close to re-starting 767 deliveries, a top executive said.

The FAA airworthiness directive applies to around 330 U.S.-registered 737s.

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Japan Airlines is addressing one of its fleet replacement priorities by placing a firm order for 21 Boeing 737-8s.

The European safety agency’s certification concerns have contributed to the latest 777X delay, but EASA, the FAA and Boeing seem to have found a path forward.

FAA approval of the last two Boeing 737 MAX variants is “progressing,” a top Boeing official said.

The company expects to take delivery of roughly 35-38 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in 2023, Alaska CFO Shane Tackett said.

The decision to temporarily store the aircraft at Everett provides Boeing “an early learning opportunity” for the impending assembly line expansion.

Airlines attending the CAPA Airline Leader Summit have said they are scrambling to find alternate aircraft to ensure actual capacity matches their plans.

Canadian ULCC Flair Airlines is suing Airborne for $50 million in damages for what it claims is the unlawful seizure of four aircraft.

Flair’s CEO Stephen Jones stated during a March 14 media briefing the airline was just about $1 million dollars due on the aircraft by about four days.

Flair Airlines is working to meet its capacity targets for the busy summer season after lessor Airborne seized four Boeing 737 aircraft from the airline.

Boeing’s delivery totals dipped in February as an expected slowdown in 737 activity was exacerbated by unanticipated hold-ups on two widebody programs.

Ethiopian Airlines will begin serving Pakistan’s most populous city Karachi, providing the sole nonstop link between the country and Africa.

The newly updated European aviation safety plan is a reflection of the complex and increasingly important human-machine interface’s role in reducing risk.

Aviation Week forecasts the CFM International Leap engine fleet to grow to more than 28,500 active engines in 2032 from just over 6,800 in 2023.

Luxair currently operates a fleet of 19 aircraft, comprising 11 De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400s, four 737-700s and four 737-800s.