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US aviation watchdog returning some 737 MAX, 787 ticketing authority to BoeingThe Federal Aviation Administration will allow Boeing to issue airworthiness certificates for some 737 MAX and 787 airplanes. This change b...- Boeing stock jumps over 4% today after reports of FAA easing oversight on 737 MAXBoeing stock today: Boeing stock surged after reports indicated the FAA will ease 737 MAX restrictions next week, restoring some certificat...
- FAA seeks over $3 million in fines from Boeing over safety lapsesThe FAA is seeking $3.1 million in fines from Boeing for safety violations occurring between September 2023 and February 2024, including th...
- US aviation watchdog has not made any decision on Boeing 737 MAX production capFAA Administrator Bryan Bedford stated that no decision has been made regarding lifting the 38 planes per month production cap on Boeing's ...
- US transportation chief to meet with Boeing CEO on safety effortsU.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will visit a Boeing factory in Washington with FAA Administrator Chris Rocheleau to ensure safety ...
- US Senate committee faults Boeing safety practices, FAA oversightA U.S. Senate panel has criticized Boeing's safety culture and the Federal Aviation Administration's oversight, citing ongoing issues with ...
- Elon Musk calls for accountability, says 'FAA should fine Boeing, not SpaceX, for stranding astronauts in Space'Elon Musk has criticised the FAA for fining SpaceX over licensing violations while ignoring safety issues at Boeing. The FAA fined SpaceX $...
- FAA says 94% of Boeing 737 MAX 9 planes inspected, back in serviceThe FAA lifted its grounding of MAX 9 airplanes on Jan. 24 after it halted flights following the cabin panel blowout on an Alaska Airlines ...
- Alaska Airlines begins preliminary inspections on up to 20 Boeing 737-9 MAXAt least 20 planes could undergo inspection as Alaska Airlines started its preliminary inspections this weekend on some of its Boeing 737-9...
- US regulator grounds Boeing MAX 9 indefinitely, flights canceled till Jan 16thThe Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) extended the grounding of Boeing 737 MAX 9 planes and heightened oversight of Boeing after a cabi...
- US FAA to boost oversight of Boeing, sees more manufacturing issuesThe U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced increased oversight of Boeing after an incident where a panel broke off a new ...
- US aviation watchdog gives highest rating to India on air safetyA continuation of the highest standard will be a relief for Tata group which intends to increase Air India flights on the India-US routes.
- 'FAA observations about DGCA's regulatory, guidance materials will be addressed'It did not elaborate on the observations or the concerns flagged by the US regulator, but said the FAA team will come for a final consultat...
- DGCA acting on FAA findings on Indian civil aviation security: Mahesh SharmaFAA had downgraded the country's aviation safety ranking to category 2, bringing it below that of Pakistan and on par with Ghana, Barbados ...
- India's aviation safety mechanism likely to remain downgraded till March"Based on the outcome of final decision, FAA will make a Category determination and inform India by about March 2015," the Minister said.
- No recruitment in DGCA since 1998Since 1998, there has been no recruitment in DGCA. It was only in past few months, when FAA downgrade became strict that some steps were ta...
- All safety issues addressed, says DGCA's report to FAAWarned of a downgrade by Federal Aviation Administration, DGCA filed a status report with its US counterpart, saying concerns over all avia...
- FAA rules out safety evaluation of DGCAFAA had expressed "their concern based on media reports in India on the current civil aviation scenario and raised doubts on the effectiven...
- India retains topmost US aviation safety categoryThe US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Thursday confirmed India's topmost category status on aviation safety and said the country ...
- Airline safety: India likely to seek more time from USThe civil aviation ministry is expected to ask the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for more time to strengthen safety and oversigh...
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