Top aviation regulators in Europe and a senior US aviation official have indicated significant progress towards approving two new variants of the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, the MAX 7 and MAX 10. This development moves the new models closer to market entry.
Domestic flights for Max Air have been suspended as ground handlers withdrew their services due to N1 billion in unpaid debts. This action significantly impacts Nigerian aviation operations.
Nigeria's National Hajj Commission (NAHCON) is commencing the return airlift of pilgrims, with Max Air starting operations on June 3 for Nasarawa State pilgrims, followed by Flynas and Air Peace for other states on June 4.
A federal jury in Seattle has ruled in favor of Boeing, finding the company not guilty of concealing safety problems related to the 737 MAX aircraft, resulting in Polish airline LOT losing its compensation lawsuit.
Romanian airline TAROM is preparing to integrate its first Boeing 737 MAX aircraft into its fleet starting this summer, as part of a restructuring plan approved by the European Commission with a deadline of December 2026.
Panamanian carrier Copa Airlines announced a major fleet expansion, agreeing to purchase up to 60 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The deal is valued at approximately $13.5 billion at list prices, marking one of the largest expansions in the airline's history.
Boeing is preparing to launch a new production line for its 737 MAX aircraft. This expansion aims to increase manufacturing capacity for the popular jet model.
Boeing has stated that newly discovered wiring flaws will lead to a slowdown in the deliveries of some 737 MAX aircraft, impacting its production schedule.
Boeing has flagged a wiring issue in its 737 Max aircraft, which is expected to cause delays in some deliveries but will not prevent the company from meeting its 2026 sales target of approximately 500 Max jets.
Aviation ground handlers have lifted the suspension on Max Air following successful debt negotiations and a partial payment, after the airline committed to resolving its debt profile.
Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf is working with Max Air to ensure the prompt and organized return of Hajj pilgrims from Saudi Arabia following the 2026 Hajj exercise.
A jury has delivered a verdict clearing Boeing in a fraud lawsuit related to its 737 MAX aircraft, concluding a significant legal battle for the aerospace company.
A Max Air flight from Abuja to Katsina returned to Abuja shortly after takeoff due to an engine-related indication detected by the crew, following reports of panic among passengers.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has taken delivery of a new Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft, continuing its fleet expansion to strengthen the operational capacity of its lineup.
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Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has received its first Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft, part of a deal to lease six planes from Aviation Capital Group (ACG) with the remaining five to be delivered by 2026.
Aviation Ground Handlers (GHAN) have withdrawn services from Max Air due to an alleged N1 billion debt and the airline's failure to engage in reconciliation talks.
A US jury has found Boeing not guilty in a $153 million fraud case brought by LOT Polish Airlines concerning the 737 MAX aircraft, ruling that Boeing did not conceal problems with the plane.
Romanian airline TAROM is implementing a restructuring plan approved by the European Commission, set to conclude by December 2026, and expects to integrate its first Boeing 737 MAX aircraft into its fleet starting this summer.
A Max Air flight from Abuja to Katsina was forced to make an emergency return to Abuja shortly after takeoff due to a reported technical fault, causing panic among passengers.
EgyptAir has initiated its fleet expansion program with the introduction of its first Boeing 737 Max aircraft, aiming for a greener, faster, and stronger operational capacity.
Boeing's jet deliveries experienced a slowdown in March, primarily attributed to rework and wiring issues affecting its 737 MAX aircraft. This delay impacted the handover of new jets to customers.
A machining error has been identified as the cause for delivery delays of Boeing 737 MAX airplanes, impacting the production schedule for the aircraft.