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Southwest 737 Near-Miss on Takeoff from Burbank Plunges 475ft, Injuring Two Crew

Southwest Air flight 1496 from Burbank to Las Vegas plunged about 475 ft within minutes of departure from Hollywood Burbank Airport Friday after pilots executed a rapid avoidance maneuver to dodge a nearby military jet, the airline said. Two flight attendants sustained minor injuries amid the sudden altitude changes.

2025-07-25T15:11:05.504704-07:00

The Air Current

FAA supply-chain review keeps 737 MAX cap in place as MAX 7/10 certifications slip to 2026

2025-07-24T12:55:15.843147-07:00

Times of India

Air India Completes Boeing 787 Fuel Control Switch Inspections, Finds No Defects

2025-07-16T10:25:14.657685-07:00

kob.com

Boeing Settles Lawsuit with Canadian Family Over 2019 Ethiopian 737 MAX Crash

2025-07-11T15:57:28.650129-07:00

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Southwest 737 Near-Miss on Takeoff from Burbank Plunges 475ft, Injuring Two Crew Southwest Air flight 1496 from Burbank to Las Vegas plunged about 475 ft within minutes of departure from Hollywood Burbank Airport Friday after pilots executed a rapid avoidance maneuver to dodge a nearby military jet, the airline said. Two flight attendants sustained minor injuries amid the sudden altitude changes.

2025-07-25T15:11:05.504704-07:00

Southwest 737 Near-Miss on Takeoff from Burbank Plunges 475ft, Injuring Two Crew

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

Alaska Airlines 737 MAX Strikes Deer During Kodiak Landing, Gear Damaged An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 struck at least two deer while landing on Kodiak Island early Thursday, gouging its nose landing gear and leaving the aircraft out of service. The jet will be ferried to Anchorage for repairs, forcing the carrier to cancel or delay multiple flights.

2025-07-25T07:51:38.246202-07:00

Alaska Airlines 737 MAX Strikes Deer During Kodiak Landing, Gear Damaged

The Air Current

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FAA supply-chain review keeps 737 MAX cap in place as MAX 7/10 certifications slip to 2026 The FAA has not yet received Boeing’s request to lift its 38-plane-per-month 737 MAX output cap, saying it will review supply-chain improvements before acting. Wing-build bottlenecks and engine anti-ice redesigns have pushed MAX 7/10 type certifications into 2026, delaying launch deliveries—Alaska Airlines now expects its first MAX 10 in 2026 or 2027.

2025-07-24T12:55:15.843147-07:00

FAA supply-chain review keeps 737 MAX cap in place as MAX 7/10 certifications slip to 2026

Reuters

Akasa Air posts robust FY24-25 results, eyes 25-30% annual fleet growth to 226 Boeing 737 MAX by 2032 Akasa Air reported strong EBITDAR margin improvements and double-digit revenue gains in FY24-25, reinforcing its target of world’s top 30 carriers and path to operational profitability. The Indian low-cost carrier, currently flying 30 737 MAX jets, forecasts 25-30% annual fleet growth to 226 aircraft by 2032 as Boeing deliveries accelerate.

2025-07-22T05:27:13.750485-07:00

Akasa Air posts robust FY24-25 results, eyes 25-30% annual fleet growth to 226 Boeing 737 MAX by 2032

Reuters

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Air India clears Boeing 787 and 737 fuel-control switch locks after Ahmedabad crash inspections Air India has completed mandatory DGCA inspections of fuel-control switch locking mechanisms on its Boeing 787 and 737 fleets following the June Ahmedabad crash of Flight 171, found no defects across all aircraft, and is awaiting the final investigation report, due in about a year.

2025-07-22T03:35:47.507453-07:00

Air India clears Boeing 787 and 737 fuel-control switch locks after Ahmedabad crash inspections

FlightGlobal

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Ryanair Sticks with 737 MAX 10 in 2027 as Boeing Fast-Tracks MAX 8-200 Deliveries Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary says the carrier will not swap its 737 MAX 10 deliveries due spring 2027 for smaller 737 MAX 8-200 variants after Boeing guaranteed on-schedule handovers. Instead, Ryanair has agreed to take 29 delayed MAX 8-200s and five extra jets ahead of plan this summer.

2025-07-21T02:35:18.807970-07:00

Ryanair Sticks with 737 MAX 10 in 2027 as Boeing Fast-Tracks MAX 8-200 Deliveries

UK Defence Journal

RAF’s First E-7A Wedgetail Flies with Red Arrows at RIAT 2025 The RAF’s first Boeing E-7A Wedgetail AEW&C aircraft made its public debut on July 19 at RIAT 2025, conducting a world-first flypast with the Red Arrows at RAF Fairford before returning to Birmingham after a touch-and-go. The Boeing 737-based AEW Mk1 marks a key upgrade to the RAF’s surveillance fleet.

2025-07-19T09:53:28.015535-07:00

RAF’s First E-7A Wedgetail Flies with Red Arrows at RIAT 2025

Skies Magazine

Buffalo Airways revamps northern cargo operations with 737-200 freighters For decades, Buffalo Airways has built its reputation flying vintage prop aircraft across Canada’s North. Now the Yellowknife-based carrier is overhauling its cargo arm with two Boeing 737-200 freighters, adding modern jetlift capacity to support northern payload demands and accelerate turnaround on remote supply routes.

2025-07-18T07:39:25.853527-07:00

Buffalo Airways revamps northern cargo operations with 737-200 freighters

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