Federal Aviation Administration

FAA Investigating After Boeing Says Workers Falsified 787 Inspection Records

No planes have been taken out of service, but the company must create a plan to address ones that are already flying, the FAA said.
By GENE JOHNSON, AP

FAA Issues Nationwide Ground Stop For All Alaska Airlines Flights

The Seattle-area company told HuffPost that a software upgrade was to blame.
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Boeing Engineer Says 787 Fleet Worldwide Needs Attention

Sam Salehpour is scheduled to speak to a Senate panel Wednesday about his concerns over Boeing aircraft.
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New Boeing Whistleblower Claims 787 Fuselage Could Fall Apart Midflight

"That's not how you build a plane," the engineer told reporters Tuesday.
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Another Boeing 737 Max Investigated After Pedals Get 'Stuck' During Landing

Earlier this week, the FAA said it found "multiple" quality control issues with Boeing.
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FAA Audit Of Boeing Finds ‘Multiple Instances’ Of Quality Control Issues

The aviation company has been given 90 days to outline a plan of action after allegedly failing “to comply with manufacturing quality control requirements."
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FAA Approves Inspection Process That Could Allow Grounded Boeing Planes To Fly Again

Boeing 737 Max 9 jetliners have been grounded since a side panel blew out of a plane in midflight earlier this month.
By AP

Wheel Falls Off Boeing 757 During Takeoff At Atlanta Airport

"It just rolled off the runway behind you,” a pilot was heard telling the Delta flight's cockpit during Saturday's incident.
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FAA Investigating Boeing After Door Panel Falls Off Midflight

"This incident should have never happened and it cannot happen again," the agency said.
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Canceled Flights Are Piling Up As Alaska And United Are Stuck Without Their Grounded Boeing Jets

More than 140 Boeing planes operated by Alaska Airlines and United Airlines are stuck on the ground while the airlines await instructions on how to inspect them.
By CLAIRE RUSH, DAVID KOENIG and BECKY BOHRER, AP