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Planes. After FAA corrections, Boeing 737 Max could return to service

The review became necessary after two serious accidents

An intricate plot like John Le Carrè's novels. Future of Boeing 737 Max airplane is still undecipherable, but latest FAA decisions could suggest that return to service is near. Federal Aviation Administration summarized each phase of the overhaul of this aircraft, an important procedure after the serious accidents of 2018 and 2019. 18 months, 40 engineers, pilots and other technicians, 50 hours of...

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Accidents737 Max plane crashes, families of victims against Boeing

Main goal is to get a jury trial

Future of Boeing 737 Max airplane is still indecipherable, even if the latest FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) decisions could suggest that the return to service is near (read also the article published... more

AirlinesAircraft, FAA investigation on suspicious B-787 Dreamliner

Some manufacturing anomalies were found

First B-737 Max and now also B-787 Dreamliner. There is no peace for aircraft manufactured by Boeing, after the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) launched an investigation on 8 planes and their production... more

Civil aviationState aid for Tui after sale of 5 planes

Berlin guaranteed rescue of the tourism industry

Rescue is complete: Tui, German industry active in tourism and owner of hotels, ships and airlines, received state aid from Berlin for a total of 1.2 billion euros. Official announcement took place just... more

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The first agreement in the Country as a prime contractor

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