U.S. DOJ Deliberates on Prosecuting Boeing for 737 MAX Crashes
As of June 22, 2024, the United States Department of Justice has not made a final decision regarding whether to pursue criminal charges against Boeing for violating the terms of…
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Boeing 737 MAX Crash Families Seek $24 Billion Fine and Criminal Charges
The families of victims from two Boeing 737 MAX crashes are pressing the US Department of Justice to impose a fine of up to $24 billion on the aviation giant…
Embraer Eyes India, Saudi Arabia, EU, US for Military Aircraft Sales
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has set its sights on a new frontier: defense markets. The company, known for its commercial jets, sees India, Saudi Arabia, the European Union, and the…
Embraer Flies High on Demand, Targets Farnborough Success
Embraer, the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer, is heading into the Farnborough Airshow with a positive wind at its back. The company’s stock price has reached an all-time high, fueled by recent…
Boeing CEO Grilled in Senate Hearing Over Safety Lapses
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun faced a barrage of criticism from US senators on Tuesday during a hearing focused on the company’s troubled safety record. The senators’ attacks overshadowed Calhoun’s apology…
easyJet Takes Flight with Record Route Expansion for Winter 2024
Budget airline easyJet has announced its most significant route expansion ever, adding a whopping 60 new routes to its winter 2024 schedule. This significant boost includes 33 routes departing from…
Close Call in the Pacific: Southwest 737 MAX Avoids Near-Disaster off Hawaii
In April 2024, a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft experienced a terrifying near-miss incident off the coast of Hawaii. The plane came within 400 feet of slamming into…
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Aviation Watchdogs Join Forces: FAA and EASA Pledge Stronger Collaboration on Aircraft Certification
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of the United States and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) announced a strengthened commitment to working together on certifying new airplanes. This pledge…