The FAA on Wednesday issued a statement updating the its "continued operational safety activities" related to Boeing 737 MAX 8 and MAX 9 single-aisle passenger jets. What does that have to do with China?
Federal prosecutors are reportedly looking into how Boeing's 737 MAX certification process was completed with an eye on filing criminal charges against the company.
The fiscal year 2020 Department of Defense budget request includes a more detailed accounting of the costs for the new Air Force One presidential aircraft program that is sharply higher than Trump claimed it…
Boeing said Thursday that it will continue building 737 MAX aircraft but the company won't be able to deliver them to customers or get paid until the FAA lifts its grounding order.
President Trump announced earlier Wednesday that the U.S. would temporarily ground all Boeing 737 MAX airplanes operated by U.S. carriers. The FAA and Boeing followed Trump's lead within a few hours.
The U.S. FAA continues to reject grounding the U.S. fleet of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft following Sunday's crash in Ethiopia that killed 157 people. What if, instead of Addis Ababa, the crash had occurred…
RAND Corporation ran a large number of war-game simulations between the United States and either China or Russia. The United States lost in almost every case.
The European Union's air safety regulatory body has grounded all flights by Boeing's 737 MAX airplanes into and out of EU airports. Will the U.S. FAA follow suit?
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The 737 MAX 8 is Boeing's best-selling aircraft with a backlog of about 4,660 on total orders of more than 5,000. The price of the plane varies based on the model and runs in…
An Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX 8 crashed minutes after take-off in Addis Ababa on Sunday killing all 157 people aboard. This is the second crash of Boeing's new 737 in just over four months.
In a busy week for the company, Boeing announced Thursday morning an order from British Airways for up to 42 new 777-9s valued at more than $18 billion.