Boeing 737max

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is saying that global airlines will need $200 billion of government support to get through the coronavirus disaster.  This is an unprecedented catastrophe as airline bookings continue to “fall off a cliff” in numbers that have never been seen by the industry.  Yesterday, I…

The COVID-19 virus is making a lot of people sick. It is also giving airlines a severe headache in their balance sheets. To be clear, this event will eclipse the airline grounding after September 11th.Photo credit: pexels.comPassenger Traffic Falls Off A CliffWith global travel bans in force and an unprecedented…

By Lambert Strether of Corrente. This is a travel day for me, so f u cn rd this, my hotspot has failed. Talk amongst yourselves! –lambert Conversation starter: I just bought not one but two copies of Ulysses, just in case I need to be spending a lot of time…

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A year ago, the world was shocked when a second state-of-the-art Boeing 737 Max passenger jet crashed. The fallout, for the US planemaker and global aviation as a whole, still continues to be felt, says Andreas Spaeth. Shortly after an air crash, public interest quickly wanes and the lawyers take over. Not…

by Steve CaseLast updated March 9, 2020In the latest round of problems for the Boeing 737MAX, the FAA is taking a serious look into aircraft wiring.  The issue is wiring bundles in the tail of the aircraft that could chafe causing incomplete or short circuits.  Incomplete circuits could cause a…

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