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The FAA has ordered inspections of stabilizer components on 1,987 Boeing 737NGs registered in the United States after reports of pitch oscillations. The airworthiness directive takes effect Nov. 23, 2026, requiring operators to check affected aircraft for conditions associated with the events.
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The FAA has ordered inspections of stabilizer components on 1,987 Boeing 737NGs registered in the United States after reports of pitch oscillations. The airworthiness directive takes effect Nov. 23, 2026, requiring operators to check affected aircraft for conditions associated with the events.
Southwest Airlines has dismissed speculation that it will add widebody aircraft, while signaling it could amend pilot contracts if it chooses to pursue the larger 737 Max 10. The comments leave the carrier’s fleet strategy centered on the 737 family for now, with any Max 10 decision dependent in part on labor terms.
Aircraft reached Iran in July 2025 after using Malagasy registrations, prompting investigations into how the Boeing 777s were transferred. A criminal case in Madagascar now puts former government officials, aviation authorities and businessmen at the center of proceedings over the operation.
Boeing has delivered its 200th 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighter, marking a decade since the conversion program began. The milestone underscores the expanding second-life market for a widely produced passenger aircraft, with the 200th converted jet unveiled at an event in Auckland, New Zealand, in a commemorative livery.
Ibrahim Canliel discusses Air Astana’s planned U.S. routes, its Dreamliner order, expansion in Asia and the airline’s future direction. The interview puts the carrier’s network and fleet priorities in focus as it enters a new leadership phase.
Boeing says preconfigured interiors for the BBJ Select could cut cabin completion time to 18 months. Initial projects have taken 24 to 30 months, making faster completions a key goal for the $100 million business jet offering.
American Airlines plans to add 19 Boeing 787-9s with its new premium-focused cabin, nearly tripling the number of aircraft so equipped. The variant earned the airline’s highest passenger-satisfaction score, making the cabin a notable element of its widebody fleet expansion.
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