FAA hopes global regulators simultaneously approve Boeing 737 Max
The FAA hopes civil aviation authorities around the world will decide at about the same time to allow the Boeing 737 Max to resume flying.
A Boeing 737 Max being moved across Europe made a forced landing after being denied entry into German airspace
Norwegian tried to move a 737 Max plane from Málaga, Spain to Stockholm, Sweden, so it can keep its fleet together as it awaits a software update.
American Airlines to fly execs on Boeing 737 Max to calm crash fears
The public may not trust the Boeing 737 Max planes, even after the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approves their software upgrade.
Boeing hid 737 Max software changes responsible for fatal crashes
Boeing made changes to the automated software without alerting engineers, pilots, and regulators, according to a New York Times report.
Boeing 737 Max return to air delayed by 737 NG pilot procedure review
According to the WSJ, the FAA is reportedly looking into the emergency operating procedures for Max and old versions of the Boeing 737.
Boeing has finished the software update to fix the grounded 737 Max that was involved in 2 fatal crashes
All 371 Boeing 737 Max airliners have been grounded since March 13 after the crashes of Lion Air Flight JT610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET302.
Lawmakers grill safety officials about Boeing 737 Max crashes
"We shouldn't have to be here today," Rep. Peter DeFazio told FAA acting administrator Daniel Elwell at a House hearing
A Southwest Boeing 737 Max headed for storage in the desert just made an emergency landing in Florida
The pilots of the Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Max reported problems with their CFM Leap-1B engines.
Europe and Canada are investigating the Boeing 737 Max themselves rather than trusting the US — another apparent snub of American regulators
EU and Canadian regulators plan to review an upcoming software update to the Boeing 737 Max due in the wake of the deadly Ethiopian Airlines crash.
FAA says Boeing 737 Max 8, the plane that's crashed twice in 5 months, is still safe to fly
Sunday's disaster prompted several countries to ground the plane model in question pending the outcome of an investigation.
The government shutdown has gotten so bad that agencies are using legal loopholes to restart critical functions
Agencies including the FDA, USDA, State, and FAA are recalling furloughed employees to keep operations running during the government shutdown.
