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White House repurposes ex-DHS Boeing 737-8(BBJ) to support cabinet duties

The White House is retaining and repurposing a Boeing 737-8(BBJ) previously operated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, officials said. The aircraft’s new role will be used for cabinet duties, shifting it from DHS operations to a White House mission profile.

2026-04-14T10:58:04.790012-07:00

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Boeing 2026 Q1: 143 commercial aircraft delivered; March slows to 46 as 737 MAX wiring repair continues

2026-04-14T08:55:33.938103-07:00

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Boeing to open fourth 737 MAX 'North Line' in Everett this summer, targeting >47 jets/month

2026-04-09T00:16:32.851780-07:00

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UK probe: Ryanair 737 MAX crew failed checklist after fuel leak, left engine running

2026-04-09T04:51:40.688876-07:00

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White House repurposes ex-DHS Boeing 737-8(BBJ) to support cabinet duties The White House is retaining and repurposing a Boeing 737-8(BBJ) previously operated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, officials said. The aircraft’s new role will be used for cabinet duties, shifting it from DHS operations to a White House mission profile.

2026-04-14T10:58:04.790012-07:00

White House repurposes ex-DHS Boeing 737-8(BBJ) to support cabinet duties

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Boeing 2026 Q1: 143 commercial aircraft delivered; March slows to 46 as 737 MAX wiring repair continues Boeing delivered 46 jets in March 2026 (up from 41 a year earlier) but attributed the month’s slower output to ongoing repairs of damaged wiring on about 25 737 MAX aircraft. First-quarter deliveries totaled 143 commercial jets, with 737s leading and widebodies providing offset.

2026-04-14T08:55:33.938103-07:00

Boeing 2026 Q1: 143 commercial aircraft delivered; March slows to 46 as 737 MAX wiring repair continues

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WestJet retires its last Boeing 737-800(BCF) freighter WestJet is retiring its final Boeing 737-800(BCF), marking the end of the carrier’s Boeing Converted Freighter operation. The move highlights a fleet clean-up as WestJet continues repositioning its aircraft mix ahead of its next-generation aircraft plans.

2026-04-14T08:35:14.578227-07:00

WestJet retires its last Boeing 737-800(BCF) freighter

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NTSB preliminary findings: United 737-800 taxied prematurely, hit Denver de-icing trucks US investigators say a United Airlines Boeing 737-800 collided with two de-icing trucks at Denver International after the jet began taxiing prematurely, with the crew apparently believing de-icing was complete. The aircraft was preparing for a 6 March service to Nashville, with the NTSB’s preliminary assessment now disclosed.

2026-04-10T00:09:04.722273-07:00

NTSB preliminary findings: United 737-800 taxied prematurely, hit Denver de-icing trucks

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UK probe: Ryanair 737 MAX crew failed checklist after fuel leak, left engine running UK investigators found pilots of a Ryanair Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 did not complete the checklist after a fuel leak and left an engine running, increasing the risk of fire on landing. The Venice-to-Manchester flight on 24 April last year developed an imbalance in its main fuel tanks.

2026-04-09T04:51:40.688876-07:00

UK probe: Ryanair 737 MAX crew failed checklist after fuel leak, left engine running

Leeham News

Boeing will not launch new airplane programs until airlines, technology and production are ready; Renton 737 backlog remains CEO Kelly Ortberg has said Boeing will defer any new clean-sheet airplane programmes until airlines signal demand, the necessary technologies mature, and production capability is secure. Boeing still faces more than four dozen unfinished 737s clogging Renton, underscoring ongoing production constraints.

2026-04-09T00:31:35.688135-07:00

Boeing will not launch new airplane programs until airlines, technology and production are ready; Renton 737 backlog remains

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Boeing to open fourth 737 MAX 'North Line' in Everett this summer, targeting >47 jets/month Boeing will open a fourth 737 MAX final‑assembly line — the North Line — at its Everett complex this summer, the first time 737s will be built at the widebody plant. The line expands capacity, targeting over 47 aircraft per month and intended to support eventual MAX 10 production.

2026-04-09T00:16:32.851780-07:00

Boeing to open fourth 737 MAX 'North Line' in Everett this summer, targeting >47 jets/month

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Singapore Airlines to stream live FIFA World Cup 2026 on KrisWorld (Sport24) across A350‑900s, 787‑10s, 737‑8s and 777‑300ERs Singapore Airlines will stream live FIFA World Cup 2026 matches via Sport24 on its KrisWorld inflight entertainment system from June 11–July 19, 2026. Live coverage will be available on all SIA Boeing 787‑10 and 737‑8 aircraft, plus 41 Airbus A350‑900s and eight Boeing 777‑300ERs.

2026-04-08T16:36:58.011998-07:00

Singapore Airlines to stream live FIFA World Cup 2026 on KrisWorld (Sport24) across A350‑900s, 787‑10s, 737‑8s and 777‑300ERs

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White House repurposes ex-DHS Boeing 737-8(BBJ) to support cabinet duties

Boeing 2026 Q1: 143 commercial aircraft delivered; March slows to 46 as 737 MAX wiring repair continues

Boeing to open fourth 737 MAX 'North Line' in Everett this summer, targeting >47 jets/month

UK probe: Ryanair 737 MAX crew failed checklist after fuel leak, left engine running

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