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US: lawmakers ask for clarity on B-737 Max plane

Two parliamentarians ask for ministerial inspection on FAA

Two members of the US Congress want to see clear on the decision taken by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) not to continue the investigation on Boeing Group, regarding the overhaul of 737 MAX aircraft. Officially to not overlap with the investigation of the Justice Department. Now, the two officials asked the Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General to intervene. The...

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AirlinesBoeing settles on B-737 Max plane crashes

It will pay 200 million dollars to the US Securities and Exchange Commission

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the federal body responsible for supervising the stock exchange, announced today that the Boeing Group, which operates in the aerospace and defense sectors,... more

Civil aviationUSA: FAA to publish guidelines for certifiers

Protection for security operators from manufacturer interference

A document is being published in the United States that will provide guidelines to protect the independence of workers in the aviation industry who perform certification tasks on behalf of the government.... more

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