Boeing has reported more cancellations to orders of its 737 MAX jet as the airworthiness approval lines draws nearer. Key Points: 12 more cancellations for the 737 MAX4,275 outstanding ordersFederal Aviation Administration (FAA) is its latter stages of concluding its work Boeing has reported more cancellations to orders of its 737 MAX jet as the airworthiness … [Read more...] about Boeing suffer more commercial 737 MAX cancellations as airworthiness approval is in sight.
King Aerospace to construct a new 90,000-sq-ft hangar at its Oklahoma facility early next year
Texas-based aviation MRO services provider King Aerospace will start construction early next year on a new 90,000-sq-ft hangar at its Oklahoma facility. King specializes in bizliner aircraft such as the BBJ. The companies FAA and EASA certified repair station offers avionics, interiors, modifications, and paint. The larger hangar will allow it to accommodate multiple … [Read more...] about King Aerospace to construct a new 90,000-sq-ft hangar at its Oklahoma facility early next year
European Regulators Approve Boeing MAX
Europe awaiting the United States as it becomes the first major regulator to declare the max safe to fly. Boeing has satisfied the European aviation safety regulator (EASA) that the changes the aircraft manufacturer has made to its 737 MAX have made the aircraft safe enough to return to the region’s skies. Key Points: EASA declare the 737 MAX safe to flyA 4-week public … [Read more...] about European Regulators Approve Boeing MAX
Boeing to halt production of the 787 Dreamliner
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner production line is to come to a halt in the next days as the company come to terms with scaling back operations in response to the covid-19 global pandemic. The 787 Dreamliner is manufactured at the Boeing South Carolina site. Until further notice and starting at the end of second shift on Wednesday, April 8 production will come to a halt. The … [Read more...] about Boeing to halt production of the 787 Dreamliner
Boeing aims to perform a thorough job on the 737 MAX as it identifies further fixes
Boeing will be making two new software updates to the 737 MAX’s flight control computer for further redundancy and safety as part of its fix for the aircraft’s loss of flight control as the company works to achieve FAA approval to resume flights after the jet was grounded following two fatal crashes. Boeing have confirmed the software updates will address issues it has … [Read more...] about Boeing aims to perform a thorough job on the 737 MAX as it identifies further fixes