Boeing 737 MAX has landed safely without part of its rudder after one of the pilots stabbed the other in a hijack attempt.

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The FAA is investigating a software glitch in some Boeing 737 Max jets​ that could prompt an automated flight guidance system ...

Boeing continues to deliver 737 MAXs while it grapples with how to address an identified risk embedded in its latest flight management system (FMS) software that operators are refusing to use. The ...

A Texas Business Court judge has determined the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association failed to sufficiently connect the dots between The Boeing Company’s alleged misrepresentations about the ...

The FAA is delaying certification for Boeing's 737 Max 10 plane further as the Dow Jones planemaker, regulators assess ...

Administrator Bryan Bedford says aircraft are safe but that approval will be delayed ‘until we're satisfied that we don't have an issue.' ...

Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that a software problem would delay certification.

The response has included a delay to certification of a new MAX variant, checks by airlines on affected software versions and ...

US air safety regulators are delaying certification of the 737 MAX 10 until determining a fresh software glitch poses no ...

The FAA said it won't certify the Max 10 until it determines whether the glitch poses a safety risk, potentially pushing the timeline past October ...

The US Federal Aviation Administration said on Monday it will hold off certifying Boeing's long-delayed 737 MAX 10.