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FBI joins criminal probe into Boeing 737 Max certification
Boeing and the FAA, which certified the plane two years ago, are under increasing scrutiny after the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 on March 10.
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'Welcome Aboard, Mx.': United Airlines offers nonbinary gender options
United flyers can now identify as M, F, U or X, and will have the option to choose the title "Mx."
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American Airlines extends cancellation of 737 Max 8 flights
The extended grounding of the planes will result in approximately 90 cancellations per day, American Airlines said in a statement.
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Anti-stall system reportedly activated in Ethiopian Airlines crash
The latest revelation in the March 10 crash comes as Boeing's fastest-selling 737 MAX jet has been grounded globally by the FAA and other regulators.
2 hours ago - NBC - 2 articles
At least five U.S. airlines see delays after technical glitch
Southwest, United Airlines, JetBlue, Alaska and Delta all experienced flight delays due to Aerodata technical issues
2 hours ago - NBC
'I wanted to drop dead': Flight attendant spills drinks on airline CEO
"I wanted to drop dead right there," Maddie Peters recalled.
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Airlines bring down baggage-handling mishaps as tracking tech kicks in
According to a SITA report, more airlines and airports are introducing tracking across check-in, loading on to the aircraft, transfers and arrival.
2 hours ago - Travel Weekly
Southwest confident it will assuage fears about Boeing 737 Max jets
The airline expects to encounter wary customers when it is eventually able to put grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft back in the air.
5 hours ago - Travel Weekly - 2 articles
Southwest CEO 'not happy' about Max crisis but backs Boeing
At Southwest Airlines, rising costs offset solid ticket sales, causing first-quarter profit to fall 16% to $387 million
5 hours ago - Newsday - 2 articles
Jet Airways Temporarily Suspends All Flights
Last week, Jet Airways announced it was forced to impose a temporary shutdown and suspend all flight operations after 25 years. The announcement came last Tuesday following an...
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