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Too big? Why the Boeing 737 MAX’s engines changed its design

The Boeing 737 sits unusually close to the aircraft apron, a design choice that traces its origins back to the 1960s, when many airports lacked jet bridges, high-loaders, and large amounts of ground ...
Law

First Civil Trial Over Boeing 737 Max 8 Crash Begins

Two families of passengers who died in the 2019 crash of Ethiopian Air Flight 302 sued Boeing, which was forced to ground its fleet of Max 8 aircraft soon afterward. The trial, which is expected to ...
Flightglobal

Wet-lease specialist Ascend Airways faces ongoing CFM Leap engine trouble affecting 737 Max fleet

Ascend Airways is experiencing significant durability issues with the CFM International Leap-1B engines that power its Boeing 737 Max 8s. Chief executive Alastair Wilson tells FlightGlobal that while ...
Seeking Alpha

Boeing Ramp-Up Approved: 737 MAX Output Climbs As Airbus Struggles To Deliver

Boeing (NYSE:BA) and Airbus (OTCPK:EADSF) face an extremely interesting last quarter of the year. Airbus expects engine deliveries for around 60 pre-built airplanes, while Boeing has secured approval ...
Chicago Tribune

Last Max stored at Boeing ‘shadow factory’ after crashes, pandemic departs

After six years of work, Boeing has flown the final in-storage 737 Max out of Moses Lake, Washington, marking the end of a grueling chapter in the company’s history. Boeing began storing Max planes at ...