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Two American Airlines Boeing 737-800s were airborne in the same sector near Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)… FAA probes two American Airlines 737s flying under same callsign near Phoenix appeared first on AeroTime.

Malta Air Boeing 737 Engine Failure Shows Evidence Of Bird Strike While the accident sequence is similar to two other CFM56-7B failures, an NTSB preliminary report suggests the July 10 Malta Air fan blade out event was caused by a bird strike, not a latent blade crack. mark.nensel@in… Fri, 08/14/2026 - 17:06 Author Sean Broderick Helen Massy-Beresford Guy Norris Content source Aviation Daily Primary Category Safety, Ops & Regulation

Bird remains and feathers were found inside the damaged engine of a Ryanair Boeing 737-800 involved in a… NTSB: Ryanair 737 engine had five suspected bird strikes before blade failure appeared first on AeroTime.

Incident took place six weeks after aircraft from same carrier suffered excursion at Mirny. Russian investigators are probing an incident in which an S7 Airlines Boeing 737-800 freighter overran the runway at Norilsk. The event occurred at about 15:00 on 8 August following a service from Moscow Domodedovo. It follows another overrun by an S7… The post S7 Airlines 737-800 freighter overruns during landing at Norilsk first appeared on FlightGlobal.

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new airworthiness directive (AD) requiring inspection of 471 Boeing… New FAA directive requires checks on 471 Boeing 737 MAX jets appeared first on AeroTime.

The agency targets a 737 structural concern and an issue that could cause a dual Trent 1000 failure. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is taking action to address risks involving Boeing 737 Max door-related structural components and concerns about uncontained failures of 787 Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 turbofans. The agency this week issued two regulatory documents,… The post FAA orders Boeing 737 Max inspections, proposes 787 Trent 1000 safety fix first appeared on FlightGlobal.

Subscription Required By Scott Hamilton Aug. 5, 2026, © Leeham News: Boeing’s 737 Max 7 finally obtained certification on Aug. 3. The company and airline customers hope certification of the Max 10 is not far behind. Certification of... Read More The post Max 10 proving popular variant at top end of 737 lineup appeared first on Leeham News and Analysis.

Free for nonsubscribers By Howard Hardee August 3, 2026, © Leeham News: Boeing has finally secured a long-sought amended type certificate for the 737 Max 7, a major milestone in the commercial division’s financial turnaround plan and a... Read More The post Boeing finally secures FAA type certificate for 737 Max 7 appeared first on Leeham News and Analysis.

The approval follows a multi-year delay that frustrated airline customers. The Federal Aviation Administration has certificated Boeing’s 737 Max 7, ending a yearslong process that has been held up by design changes and heightened regulatory oversight. The agency said it issued an amended type certificate for the smallest variant of the 737 narrowbody aircraft family… The post FAA certificates Boeing’s 737 Max 7 first appeared on FlightGlobal.

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Boeing has reached a significant milestone in the development of its largest 737 MAX variant after completing the final planned certification flight test for the 737-10. The achievement marks the end of an extensive flight-test campaign and brings the programme a step closer to certification by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The certification programme […] The post Boeing 737-10 completes certification flight tests, inching closer to FAA approval appeared first on MRO Business Today, Latest Aerospace News.

Free for nonsubscribers By Karl Sinclair July 28, 2026, © Leeham News: Boeing chief executive Kelly Ortberg has reiterated that the airframer expects to soon secure an amended type certificate for its long-delayed 737 Max 7, the smallest... Read More The post Boeing CEO: Max 7 and Max 10 deliveries in 2027, low margins until 2030 appeared first on Leeham News and Analysis.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has said that 453 Boeing 737 MAX type aircraft may require work to correct passenger seat assemblies… FAA says 453 Boeing 737 MAXs may require work to correct passenger seat assembly appeared first on AeroTime.

Latest schedule slippage means ultra-long-range twinjet will not enter service before 2029. Dassault Aviation has pushed back service entry of its new Falcon 10X ultra-long-range business jet by up to two years – the programme’s second delay – citing a more “complicated” regulatory environment following the Boeing 737 Max crashes late last decade. Under its… The post Dassault delays Falcon 10X citing tighter post-Max certification rules first appeared on FlightGlobal.

By Scott Hamilton July 16, 2026, © Leeham News/AIN: The president of Pratt & Whitney’s commercial engine unit is adamant that the engine powering the successor airplanes to the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX families will be... Read More The post Pratt & Whitney betting next-generation narrowbody will be powered by turbofan appeared first on Leeham News and Analysis.

A K2 Airways Boeing 737 freighter is missing over the Arabian Sea after preliminary flight-tracking data showed a… K2 Airways 737 freighter missing after sudden altitude loss off Karachi appeared first on AeroTime.

Virgin Australia has provided more clarity on the next phase of its narrowbody upgrade programme, with these new details emerging against the backdrop of a tightening in domestic capacity due to the latest industry crisis. The carrier's fleet plan includes the delivery of its remaining 737-8s and then the much-delayed introduction of its Boeing 737-10 orders. Despite a slight retreat due to the Iran conflict and related fuel price spikes, Virgin Australia has boosted its narrowbody fleet to higher levels than before the pandemic. However, the growth trend has been gradual rather than dramatic, as the carrier has taken a very careful and cautious approach since its restructuring. This is also reflected in its reluctance to expand further internationally (aside from its foray into widebody wet leasing). The carrier is even more heavily focused on its domestic narrowbody operation than it was before its COVID-19 era restructuring, as it now has a much more limited international presence.

The airline hopes to up-gauge its Singapore flights to widebody aircraft “at some point”. Oman Air launched flights from Muscat to Singapore on 2 July, returning to the city-state after more than nine years. This time, the direct flights are operated by its Boeing 737 Max 8s – instead of its now-retired Airbus A330s. With… The post Oman Air operates its longest narrowbody flight with Singapore return first appeared on FlightGlobal.

The airline has 10 Boeing 737 Max 10s on order. Virgin Australia has outlined the delivery timeline for its Boeing 737 Max 10, as the type inches closer to certification this year. The Australian operator says it expects to receive the first of 10 737 Max 10 jets in late 2027, becoming the airline’s largest… The post Virgin Australia counts down to delivery of first 737 Max 10 first appeared on FlightGlobal.

The incoming jets will build on Copa’s existing 737 Max fleet and expand operations from Panama City. Panama’s Copa Airlines has ordered another 40 Boeing 737 Max and taken options covering possible future orders for 20 more of the narrowbody jets, a move accelerating the carrier’s fleet-update plan. Boeing disclosed the agreement on 28 April,… The post Copa orders 40 more 737 Max, takes 20 options first appeared on FlightGlobal.

US investigators have determined that a United Airlines Boeing 737-900ER was damaged in a tail-strike on landing at Las Vegas after the pilot did not maintain correct pitch during the flare. The first officer had been manually flying the aircraft – inbound from Washington Dulles on 2 July last year – during the approach to… The post United 737-900ER tail-strike traced to incorrect pitch during flare first appeared on FlightGlobal.

BOEING BOEING delivered 46 airliners (33 737 MAXs; 737NG; 767-2C; 767-300F; three 777Fs; seven 787s) in March 2026 vs 41 (33 737 MAXs; four 777Fs; four 787s) in March 2025; it delivered 143 aircraft in 1Q26 vs 130 in 1Q25. It also announced unidentified orders for 20 MAXs, five 737-800As and eight 787-9s, ending quarter with 6,726 unfilled orders. mlavitt@aviati… Tue, 04/14/2026 - 21:03 Author Stephen Costley Content source SpeedNews Primary Category Aerospace

Boeing Delivery Cadence Approaching Pre-Downturn Levels Boeing’s deliveries dipped as projected in March as 737 MAX movements slowed because of a production issue. natalia.pelayo… Tue, 04/14/2026 - 15:34 Author Sean Broderick Content source Aviation Daily Primary Category Aircraft & Propulsion

Published at 0600PDT / 1300GMT 13APR26 The following is flydubai’s planned operations for the second half of April 2026, as of 12APR26. Planned operations for the period of 15-30APR26 as follows. Additional changes remain highly possible. * Service resumptions: Baghdad, Damascus, Erbil * Following service remains suspended in second half of April 2026: Ankara, Astana, Bandar Abbas, Basra, Budapest, Catania, Doha, Djibouti, Ekaterinburg, Kazan, Krabi, Krakow, Kuwait City, Ljubljana, Milan Bergamo, Mineralnye Vody, Naples, Novosibirsk, Penang, Pisa, Poznan, Prague, Riga, St. Petersburg, Salzburg, Samara, Vilnius, Warsaw Dubai – Abha 6 weekly 737 MAX 8 (1 daily from 22APR26) Dubai – Addis Ababa 3 daily 737 MAX 8 Dubai – Ahmedabad 2 weekly 737 MAX 8 Dubai – Al Jouf 2 weekly 737 MAX 8 Dubai – Al Qaisumah 2 weekly 737 MAX 8 Dubai – Alexandria 3 weekly 737 MAX 8 Dubai – Almaty 1 daily 737 MAX 8 Dubai – AlUla 3 weekly 737 MAX 8 Dubai – Amman 2 daily 737 MAX 8 Dubai – Ashgabat 1 daily 737 MAX 8