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Boeing Flags 737 MAX Navigation Software Glitch That Could Delay Deliveries

Boeing identified a software issue affecting automated vertical-navigation functions on some 737 MAX aircraft after a missed approach. The fault could increase pilot workload during landing and may delay deliveries of the latest narrowbody variants as Boeing addresses the issue.

Also: CNA, Seeking Alpha and Economic Times
2026-09-26T11:50:11.242085-07:00
PaxEx   Supply Chain   Airports   Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management   Airlines  
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Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

Airlines Forced to ‘Tanker’ Fuel to Boston Logan As Rare September Nor’easter Threatens Jet Fuel Crisis

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Airlines are being forced to ‘tanker’ fuel on flights to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) because fuel barges that normally keep the airport’s Jet-A fuel reserves stocked up haven’t been allowed to set sail due to the threat of a rare September nor’easter.

Also: Aviation24, Delta Air Lines and Economic Times
2026-09-26T11:50:13.465116-07:00
Europe   Airports   Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management   Policy & Regulation  
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Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

No Surprise: Heathrow’s Controversial Third Runway Has Been Delayed Again… Operational By 2039 (Maybe)

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: In news that will surprise no one, Heathrow’s controversial third runway has reportedly been delayed yet again, although this time it isn’t down to a legal challenge or even environmental concerns.

Also: The Guardian
2026-09-26T07:50:12.487343-07:00
Orders   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)   Aviation Safety & Regulation   Boeing   Boeing 737  
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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Boeing 737 MAX 7 may take months to enter service despite FAA certification

By Air Data News: Southwest Airlines expects first deliveries only near the end of 2026 as Boeing prepares 27 previously Boeing 737 MAX 7 has finally received regulatory approval in the United States, but passengers may have to wait several more months before flying on the smallest member of the MAX family.

2026-09-26T01:21:19.949954-07:00