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Boeing Focused On Safety, Won't Discuss Financial Targets, Says CEO
Boeing will refrain from commenting on its financial outlook while it focuses on quality control after a near-catastrophic 737 MAX flight earlier this month, the company said Wednesday.
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Akasa Air Orders 150 Boeing MAX Planes Amid Row Over Mid-Air Door Blowout
India's Akasa Air said on Thursday it has ordered 150 Boeing 737 MAX narrowbody planes, showcasing its confidence in the troubled planemaker as the budget carrier seeks to fly to more destinations at home and abroad.
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Boeing 737 MAX Aircrafts Are Safest In The World, Says SpiceJet Chief
"It (Boeing 737 MAX) has gone through the greatest ever scrutiny any aircraft may have undergone in the history of aviation," said Ajay Singh
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Boeing 737 MAX Aircrafts Are Safest In The World, Says SpiceJet Chief
"It (Boeing 737 MAX) has gone through the greatest ever scrutiny any aircraft may have undergone in the history of aviation," said Ajay Singh
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"All Sorts Of Scrutiny" Before Clearing Boeing 737 MAX: Aviation Watchdog
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is examining the issue of giving approval for Boeing Max 737 planes to fly in India and a decision will be taken after running all sorts of scrutiny, a senior official said on Thursday.
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No Timeline On Boeing MAX Return To Skies: US Regulator
The United States aviation regulator is under no time pressure to give permission for the troubled Boeing 737 MAX to return to the skies, its chief said Wednesday.
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Boeing Max Failed to Apply Safety Lesson From Deadly 2009 Crash
Boeing says the Max disasters shouldn’t be compared to the Turkish Airlines crash.
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US Aviation Body Sets Up Multi-Nation Review Of Boeing's Troubled 737 Max
The US Federal Aviation Administration is planning what it calls a comprehensive multi-nation review of the control systems of the Boeing 737 Max airliner to include experts from nine civil aviation authorities.
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FAA Board Sees No Need for New Boeing 737 Max Simulator Training
A board of experts appointed by U.S. aviation regulators has reviewed Boeing Co.’s proposed software fix for 737 Max aircraft.
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Boeing Focused On Safety, Won't Discuss Financial Targets, Says CEO
Boeing will refrain from commenting on its financial outlook while it focuses on quality control after a near-catastrophic 737 MAX flight earlier this month, the company said Wednesday.
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Akasa Air Orders 150 Boeing MAX Planes Amid Row Over Mid-Air Door Blowout
India's Akasa Air said on Thursday it has ordered 150 Boeing 737 MAX narrowbody planes, showcasing its confidence in the troubled planemaker as the budget carrier seeks to fly to more destinations at home and abroad.
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Boeing 737 MAX Aircrafts Are Safest In The World, Says SpiceJet Chief
"It (Boeing 737 MAX) has gone through the greatest ever scrutiny any aircraft may have undergone in the history of aviation," said Ajay Singh
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Boeing 737 MAX Aircrafts Are Safest In The World, Says SpiceJet Chief
"It (Boeing 737 MAX) has gone through the greatest ever scrutiny any aircraft may have undergone in the history of aviation," said Ajay Singh
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"All Sorts Of Scrutiny" Before Clearing Boeing 737 MAX: Aviation Watchdog
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is examining the issue of giving approval for Boeing Max 737 planes to fly in India and a decision will be taken after running all sorts of scrutiny, a senior official said on Thursday.
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No Timeline On Boeing MAX Return To Skies: US Regulator
The United States aviation regulator is under no time pressure to give permission for the troubled Boeing 737 MAX to return to the skies, its chief said Wednesday.
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Boeing Max Failed to Apply Safety Lesson From Deadly 2009 Crash
Boeing says the Max disasters shouldn’t be compared to the Turkish Airlines crash.
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US Aviation Body Sets Up Multi-Nation Review Of Boeing's Troubled 737 Max
The US Federal Aviation Administration is planning what it calls a comprehensive multi-nation review of the control systems of the Boeing 737 Max airliner to include experts from nine civil aviation authorities.
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FAA Board Sees No Need for New Boeing 737 Max Simulator Training
A board of experts appointed by U.S. aviation regulators has reviewed Boeing Co.’s proposed software fix for 737 Max aircraft.
