Safety experts recommended Wednesday that the engines on Boeing’s troubled 737 Max airplanes be modified quickly to prevent smoke from filling the cockpit or cabin after a safety feature is activated ...

Boeing is laying the groundwork for a new single-aisle jet to replace the problematic 737 MAX, aiming to regain its ...

UK wet-lease operator Ascend Airways is experiencing significant difficulties with CFM International Leap engine reliability ...

Boeing designers have begun work on a new commercial jet to replace its venerable Renton-built 737 model, The Wall Street ...

Boeing has conducted a final test flight of a 737 MAX model with an updated anti-stall system prior to its certification by aviation authorities, the aerospace manufacturer said Wednesday. Boeing CEO ...

As of September 2025, Delta Air Lines remains committed to the Boeing 737 MAX 10 — at least publicly. The aircraft still fits the airline’s operational goals and fleet plan, and Delta appears to be ...

Boeing has a chance to set a new standard of excellence for designing commercial aircraft. It can’t afford to get it wrong.

Airlines have flown Boeing's 737 Max jets for just eight years, but in that short time two of them crashed, killing 346 people. The Max was marketed as a more fuel-efficient version of the American ...

Investigations show reason for Lion 737 MAX crash is flight control system 23 Oct 2019 4:06 PM IST Boeing wanted to wait 3 years to fix safety alert on 737 Max 8 Jun 2019 10:29 AM IST US regulators sa ...

The acting head of the Federal Aviation Administration raised concerns Wednesday both with the actions of pilots whose 737 Max jets crashed, and the decisions of his agency and planemaker Boeing.

EVERETT – Boeing will start producing its 737 Max 10 jetliner at its Everett plant after expected certification of the plane from the Federal Aviation Administration in 2026, its top executive said.

Boeing Co. engineers discovered in 2017 that a software glitch had rendered a warning light on the newly introduced 737 Max inoperable on 80% of the planes. But the company chose not to fix it or to ...