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Boeing recently ousted the head of its 737 Max program as part of a management reshuffling within the company after a door panel blew out during a flight last month.Ed Clark has been replaced after nearly 18 years with Boeing, according to the company's executive vice president and CEO of Boeing Com...

The flawed Boeing 737 Max is making a comeback following a string of mishaps, including the Alaska Airlines door plug fiasco and an industry freefall.

The Boeing 737 MAX 9 incident on January 5 came after months of minor issues with the same kind of aircraft. The Alaska Airlines incident is Boeing's most significant operational issue since two 737 MAX 8 disasters in 2018 and 2019 left 346 people dead and forced the plane to be grounded for an extended period of time. �� US Aviation Regulator Restricts Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Production, Here’s How it Impacts Indian Airlines.

The Federal Aviation Administration approved an inspection and maintenance process that will allow the Max 9 aircrafts to return to service as soon as Friday.

Copa Airlines suspends 21 Boeing 737 MAX9s, affecting more than 20% of operations, pending FAA approval for safety inspections following a grounding order following an Alaska Airlines incident.

All Boeing 737-9 Max airplanes with plugged emergency exit rows will remain grounded until the Federal Aviation Administration determines that they are safe to fly, the agency announced on Jan. 9.

China and the US have recently engaged in a series of interactions across various levels, including inter-party and military exchanges. This extensive communication between the worlds two largest economies signifies Chinas genuine efforts to stabilize relations, especially during a year when bilateral ties are expected to face challenges. Experts pointed out that through these interactions, the Chinese side also expressed the necessity to the US to maintain a consistent and stable China policy d...

Chunk of fuselage that blew out of Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft found in teacher's backyard, NTSB says

All Boeing 737 MAX-9s remain grounded this morning after an explosive decompression forced an Alaska flight into an emergency landing in Portland on Friday.

All Boeing 737 MAX airplanes were scheduled to undergo targeted inspections for a possible loose bolt in the rudder control system.