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Malaysia Airlines, after posting its first annual profit in 14 years, plans to order at least 45 more aircraft to replace and grow its fleet, despite potential market challenges.

A lot is at stake for Boeing as it navigates the fallout from the Alaska Airlines door plug incident, 737 Max issues, and mounting regulatory hurdles.

'This won’t be back to business as usual...'

A Boeing 787-9 jet operated by a Chilean airline headed from Sydney to Auckland dropped suddenly midflight on Monday, causing passengers and crew members to be flung into the ceiling of the cabin and injuring 50 of the 272 people on board.

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The airline announced in July 2022 that it would buy 100 Boeing 737 MAX 10 jets worth about $13.5 billion at list prices and has options to buy another 30 and was looking to begin receiving the planes in 2025. "We were already anticipating if it came in ‘25, it'd be late in the year," Delta's Chief Executive Officer Ed Bastian told Bloomberg in an interview Sunday. Delta is "comfortable" with protections it negotiated against possible delays in its contract...

HOUSTON - Die Landung verläuft normal, danach will die 737 MAX 8 von United den Runway in Houston aber etwas zu zackig verlassen - und endet in Schieflage im Gras.Flughafen Houston, 8...

Boeing is replacing the head of its 737 Max program after several mishaps with the aircraft.

Boeing removed executive Ed Clark, the head of its 737 Max passenger jet program, after a dramatic – and terrifying – midair blowout in January.

Boeing (BA.N), opens new tab said on Wednesday it was replacing the head of its troubled 737 MAX program effective immediately, the first major executive departure since the Jan. 5 mid-air panel blowout of a new Alaska Airlines MAX 9.