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• Keoni Everington
2024-06-23T14:44:11.414748-07:00
US Prosecutors Urge DOJ to Criminally Charge Boeing for Violating Crash Settlement
Boeing faces potential criminal charges after prosecutors found it breached a 2021 agreement shielding the company from a fraud charge involving two fatal 737 MAX crashes. The DOJ must decide by July 7 whether to proceed.
2024-06-23T20:58:52.785232-07:00
Singapore Airlines Expands Beijing Routes with Daxing Launch
Singapore Airlines will begin daily flights to Beijing's Daxing airport from 11 November, marking the first new destination in its Chinese network since pandemic restrictions eased.
2024-06-23T05:11:59.627802-07:00
KLM Boeing 777 Returns to Amsterdam After Declaring Emergency
On June 23, a KLM Boeing 777 en route to Rio de Janeiro declared an emergency shortly after departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, leading to an immediate return to Amsterdam. The nature of the emergency was not specified.
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Singapore Airlines Expands Beijing Routes with Daxing Launch
Singapore Airlines will begin daily flights to Beijing's Daxing airport from 11 November, marking the first new destination in its Chinese network since pandemic restrictions eased.
Korean Air 737 MAX 8 Incident Causes Divert Due to Cabin Pressure Malfunction
Korean Air Flight KE189 experienced a dangerous cabin pressure malfunction, forcing a rapid descent and diversion back to Seoul. The incident resulted in passengers suffering nosebleeds and ear pain, with 13 subsequently hospitalized. The Boeing 737 MAX 8 had been en route to Taichung, Taiwan.
US Prosecutors Urge DOJ to Criminally Charge Boeing for Violating Crash Settlement
Boeing faces potential criminal charges after prosecutors found it breached a 2021 agreement shielding the company from a fraud charge involving two fatal 737 MAX crashes. The DOJ must decide by July 7 whether to proceed.
Ex-Korean Air Boeing 747-8 Registered for Doomsday Conversion in US
The Boeing 747-8, now registered as N747US, has been spotted outside Sierra Nevada's hangar in Dayton International Airport, signaling its upcoming conversion for emergency use.
Calhoun Emphasizes Leadership Qualities for Boeing’s Next CEO
In a recent Senate session, CEO David Calhoun outlined the key leadership trait required for Boeing's next chief executive to drive meaningful change at the aerospace giant.
KLM Boeing 777 Returns to Amsterdam After Declaring Emergency
On June 23, a KLM Boeing 777 en route to Rio de Janeiro declared an emergency shortly after departing from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, leading to an immediate return to Amsterdam. The nature of the emergency was not specified.
Starliner's Delayed Return Benefits Crew Safety, Says Former NASA Astronaut
Mike Massimo highlights how the delay of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft may enhance crew safety and provide benefits for test pilots Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams.
KlasJet to Lease Third Boeing 737-800 to El Al for Summer
ACMI charter specialist KlasJet will boost El Al Israel Airlines' summer capacity with a third leased Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
UK Union Raises Concerns Over Boeing's Spirit AeroSystems Acquisition
A UK labor union has expressed serious concerns regarding the potential implications of Boeing's acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems. The union fears the deal may negatively impact jobs and local aerospace industry dynamics.
DOJ May Let Boeing Avoid Prosecution for 737 MAX Crashes
Families of the Boeing 737 MAX crash victims were taken aback by reports suggesting the U.S. Justice Department might decide not to prosecute Boeing over the crashes.
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