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FAA says 737 Max operator discovered loose bolts in rudder control system on plane in December

(The Hill) – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has said an operator of a 737 Max plane discovered loose bolts in a rudder ... Thursday that inspections recommended by Boeing in December ... Read More
FAA Pauses Boeing 737 Max 9 Inspections, Unclear When Planes Can Return to Service

The FAA has paused inspections of Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft after United Airlines and Alaska Airlines reported finding loose hardware. Boeing is revising its instructions for these inspections ... Read More
Airlines find loose parts during Boeing 737 Max 9 inspections

Alaska said that as it began examining its Max 9s, “Initial reports from our technicians indicate some loose hardware was visible on some aircraft.” KTLA's Shelby Nelson reports on Jan. 9, 2024. Read More
FAA Says Airlines Can Begin Inspecting Boeing 737 Max 9 Planes

The FAA gave airlines the greenlight to begin inspecting affected Boeing 737 Max 9s, but the planes will remain grounded until operators complete all inspections. The FAA has allowed airlines to ... Read More
United, Alaska find loose parts on 737 MAX planes, raising pressure on Boeing

The FAA declined to comment on the loose bolt reports. "Since we began preliminary inspections on ... A diagram of the 737 MAX 9 door plug posted by the US National Transportation Safety Board ... Read More
737 Max 9 grounding extended as aviation bosses say they'll prioritize safety, not speed over the Alaska Airlines blowout

All Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft with a plug door will remain grounded until the Federal Aviation Administration finds each jet "can safely return to operation," the FAA announced Tuesday. Read More
Inspections turn up more Boeing 737 Max 9s with door problems

Initial inspections on grounded Boeing ... over its 737 Max jets, including potentially damage-causing anti-icing systems on its engine inlets and possible loose bolts on rudder control systems ... Read More
FAA Probe Underway After Japan Airlines 787 Wing Slices Rudder of Parked Aircraft
An investigation is underway in Seattle after the wing tip of a taxiing Japan Airlines aircraft struck the rudder of a parked Delta 737. Read More
Trump transportation nominee will keep Boeing 737 MAX production cap in place

Duffy said he will work with the FAA Administrator and career safety experts "on the future parameters of Boeing’s ODA." The arrangement came under scrutiny after two deadly 737 MAX crashes in ... Read More
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