US Aeronautics Junnerut Boeing has been a hot topic lately, though not for the best reasons. Several lethal 737 maximum catastrophes in just five months, spanning 2018 and 2019, however, have this effect. This is not to talk about the scandalous flight of the Alaska Airlines 2024, during which the emergency output plug was discarded … Read more
By Lisa Barrington, Heekong and Hightpole Seoul (Reuters) -a jeju air aircraft, which crashed in December during an emergency landing after a bird blow could continue to fly on the damaged engine that still operated after the pilots closed the other, according to an update by South Korean investigators. Instead, the Boeing 737-800 descended at … Read more
Boeing on Monday has officially launched the production of the 777-8 Freighter, drilling the first hole in the SPAR wing, while Airbus reached another milestone in the construction of its new loading A350, as the companies perform competition for sales of large cargo jets. The developments come after Boeing (NYSE: BA) has recently lowered its … Read more
By Abhigit Ganapavar and Lisa Barrington New Delhi (Reuters) -Dye on Monday ordered its airlines to look at the fuel switches of several Boeing models, while South Korea ordered such a measure on Tuesday as the inspection was intensified on the switching of the fuel switching in the center of the death investigation into the … Read more
By Ben Blanchard Taoyuan, Taiwan (Reuters) -China Airlines by Taiwan postpones the retirement of some of its older aircraft due to delay in receiving Boeing 787-9 Jets, which can lead to compensation payments from the plan, said the newly appointed carrier chairman. The oldest airline in Taiwan, created in 1959, is in the midst of … Read more
From and catch Seattle (Reuters) -Boeing heads to the Paris exhibition after Blockbaster, which includes reserving 303 new orders and deploying 38 new 737 Max Jets, a production price that has been working for more than a year. The company also delivered 45 aircraft last month, he said on Tuesday. It was the sixth highest … Read more
You may have noticed them on certain aircraft when you look through the terminal windows-the type of shark on the back of the engines of some aircraft. Commercial aircraft outside their livery are intended for function, not for aesthetics, so these shark teeth should serve some purpose, right? In fact, they make: called motor chevron, … Read more
Washington (AP)-it is opened that President Donald Trump is ready to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 Jumbo Jet as a gift from Qatar’s ruling family during his trip to the Middle East next week and US officials can turn the aircraft into a potential presidential plane. ABC News has announced that Trump will use the … Read more
By Tim Hepper Paris (Reuters) – Airbus (Air.Pa) and Boeing (BA) prepare the aerospace industry for a sharp increase in the production of the next generation of work horses to about 100 per month, as they explore the easier plastic materials and robotic assemblies, industry sources said. Faced with the weak supply chains and the … Read more