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Boeing Pleads Not Guilty to Felony Fraud Charges Over 737 MAX Crashes
Thursday, some of the families of the 346 people killed in two plane crashes involving Boeing 737 Max jets will get their chance to talk about the impact of that tragedy in a federal courtroom in Fort Worth.
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Families of Boeing 737 Max Victims Can Challenge US Settlement, Judge Says
A federal judge in Fort Worth ruled Friday that relatives of people killed in the crashes of two Boeing 737 Max planes are crime victims under federal law and should have been told about private negotiations over a settlement that spared Boeing from criminal prosecution.
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Boeing Agrees to Settle With Ethiopia 737 Max Crash Victims
Boeing has reached a legal agreement with the victims’ families from the March 2019 crash in Ethiopia that involved its 737-Max aircraft, which claimed 157 lives
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Former Boeing Test Pilot Pleads Not Guilty in 737 Max Case
A former Boeing employee has pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud in connection with development of the 737 Max before two of the planes crashed.
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Boeing's Newest Version of the 737 Max Makes First Flight
Boeing’s newest version of the 737 Max jetliner has taken flight
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Lawmakers Quiz Boeing, FAA About Recent Issues With Planes
Lawmakers are asking Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration for records detailing production problems with two of the company’s most popular airliners.
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Federal Watchdog Blasts FAA Over Certification of Boeing Jet
Federal auditors are issuing fresh criticism of the government agency that approved the Boeing 737 Max.
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Boeing 737 Max Leaves Miami Airport With First Passenger Flight Since Crashes
A Boeing 737 Max departed Miami International Airport with 100 passengers aboard Tuesday for the aircraft’s first U.S. commercial flight since faulty sensor readings contributed to two deadly crashes in 2019.
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Boeing 737 Max Returns To Domestic Flight From MIA
A Boeing 737 Max departed Miami International Airport with 100 passengers aboard Tuesday for the aircraft’s first U.S. commercial flight since faulty sensor readings contributed to two deadly crashes in 2019
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Boeing 737 Max Back in Air 2 Years After Grounded by Crashes
Commercial flights with Boeing 737 Max jetliners have resumed for the first time since they were grounded worldwide following two deadly accidents nearly two years ago
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Boeing 737 Max Returns to the Skies
South Florida passengers will be the first on board when the Boeing 737 Max makes its return to the skies. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard reports
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Boeing 737 Max Set to Fly Again With Flights Out of MIA
South Florida passengers will be the first on board when the Boeing 737 Max makes its return to the skies.
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FAA Finishes Recertification of 737 Max, Clears Way to Fly Planes Again
The Federal Aviation Administration has said the 737 Max will be allowed to fly again. The plane was grounded for 20 months following two crashes that resulted in more than 300 fatalities.
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Boeing Max Cleared for Takeoff, 2 Years After Deadly Crashes
After nearly two years and a pair of deadly crashes, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is clearing Boeing’s 737 Max for flight
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FAA Chief Tests Changes to Boeing's Grounded 737 Max
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration has piloted one of Boeing’s grounded 737 Max planes and says he likes what he saw.
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Panel's Report Blasts Boeing, FAA for 737 Max Crashes, Seeks Reforms
A House committee is questioning whether Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration will be willing to make big changes needed to fix problems that caused two deadly 737 Max jet crashes
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FAA Starts Boeing 737 Max Test Flights
A Boeing 737 Max took off from a Seattle airport on Monday, the start of three days of re-certification test flights that mark a step toward returning the aircraft to passenger service.
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Boeing Resumes Production of Beleaguered 737 Max Planes
Boeing has resumed production of its beleaguered 737 Max planes, the company said Wednesday. Boeing halted production of the jetliners in January as a worldwide grounding of the planes dragged on longer than expected. Airlines have been prohibited from flying the planes since March 2019 after the second of two fatal crashes that together killed 346 people. While expected, the restart…
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Boeing 737 Max Could Be Recertified Before Midyear, FAA Says
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration has told airlines that it could lift a flight ban on the Boeing 737 Max before midyear, ahead of the manufacturer’s new timeline that it shared with its customers this week. The news sent Boeing’s shares higher. The planes have been grounded since March after two deadly crashes in a span of five months killed all...