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New Electrical Flaw Grounds More Than 60 737 MAXs, Adding to Boeing's Woes In this Dec. 2, 2020 photo, an American Airlines Boeing 737 Max jet plane is parked at a maintenance facility in Tulsa, Okla. (AP Photo/LM Otero) -- Military.com 10 Apr 2021 A minor change in Boeing's 737 MAX manufacturing process that was insufficiently vetted caused an electrical system problem that on Friday temporarily grounded more than 60 of the aircraft — out of almost 200 MAXs that have returned to service since December. While this latest manufacturing flaw is unrelated to the flight-control system implicate...

By DOMINIC GATES | The Seattle Times | Published: April 10, 2021 SEATTLE, Wash. (Tribune News Service) — A minor change  in Boeing's 737 MAX manufacturing process that was insufficiently vetted caused an electrical system problem that on Friday temporarily grounded more than 60 of the aircraft — out of almost 200 MAXs that have returned to service since December. While this latest manufacturing flaw is unrelated to the flight-control system implicated in two fatal crashes that grounded the MAX for nearly two years, it slows the positive momentum that had begun to build as more MAXs t...

Shelly McClaskey and her family planned to spend Christmas in Los Angeles with family but canceled their flights a few weeks before the trip due to COVID-19 shutdownsin Southern California. The insurance company executive wasn't eligible for a refund and happily accepted $878 in Southwest Airlines credit because the suburban Chicago family travels three or four times a year and goes out of its way to fly Southwest. She didn't think about the money again until a couple of weeks ago when she tried to book three tickets from Chicago to Baltimore for a late-June trip to her teenage son's la...

Southwest Airlines Partners With Sundance Film Festival To Support Storytellers And Creative Community News provided by Share this article DALLAS, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV) continues its partnership with the Sundance Institute and the renowned Sundance Film Festival as a means of supporting independent filmmakers and the creative community. This year's partnership focuses on filmmakers who are forging their own paths in the field of short films. The partnership also centers on the creation of video content that celebrates the magic of storytelling thro...