Ethiopian Airlines

FAA Clears Boeing 737 Max Jet To Fly Again

The nation’s air safety agency allows the jet to resume flying after two years of review since a pair of deadly crashes.
By David Koenig and Tom Krisher, AP

Boeing Reports Zero New Plane Orders For Second Straight Month

The plane-maker's order and delivery totals have plummeted since the grounding of its troubled 737 Max jet.
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Boeing Reveals Fixes To 737 Max Flight Simulator Software After Deadly Crashes

The embattled plane maker said Saturday it “made corrections" to the simulator software used to train some Boeing pilots.
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Trump On Notre Dame Fire: 'Perhaps Flying Water Tankers Could Be Used To Put It Out'

French officials said such a move could cause the entire structure to collapse.
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American Airlines To Keep Boeing 737 MAX Planes Grounded Until Mid-August

The company's decision cancels about 1.5 percent of its daily summer flying schedule.
By Reuters

Here's What We Know About Ethiopia's Boeing 737 Crash So Far

After weeks of speculation, Ethiopian investigators have provided the first official glimpse into what went wrong in the second 737 Max 8 crash in five months.
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Report: Ethiopia Airlines Crew Followed Boeing Rules, But Could Not Control Jet

The preliminary report recommends that the flight control system should be reviewed by Boeing.
By Elias Meseret, AP

Ethiopian Airlines Pilots Followed Emergency Procedures Laid Out By Boeing: Report

The plane's anti-stall software appeared to repeatedly engage before the jet plunged to the ground, sources said.
By Eric M. Johnson, Tim Hepher, Reuters

Emergency On Boeing 737 Max 8 Flight Unrelated To Deadly Crashes

A Southwest Airlines flight was forced to return to Orlando, Florida, after pilots declared an engine-related emergency.
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Report: Safety Analysis Of 737 MAX Software Program Had 'Crucial Flaws'

Boeing says its safety review met "all certification and regulatory requirements" set by the FAA.
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