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FAA Launches Probe Into Low-flying Southwest Airline Plane Over Oklahoma

The FAA is investigating a Southwest Airline flight that descended into a dangerously low altitude over Oklahoma.

International Business Times

Engine part falling from plane forces United Airlines flight back to airport

The Denver-bound flight was carrying 124 passengers

The Independent UK

Families of Boeing crash victims demand prosecution for ‘deadliest corporate crime in US history’

Attorney for families says plane maker should be fined $25bn, but amount could be reduced if Boeing improved safety standards

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Boeing Warns Of Potential Smoke Issue In 737 Max

Boeing warned airlines about potential bird strike issues on 737 Max engines, leading to cabin smoke concerns. FAA and Boeing investigating further.

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The Possible Penalties for Boeing's Crime of Concealing 737 MAX Safety Issues

My letter to the Justice Department lays out the possibilities, including a possible fine of $24,780,000,000

Reason

New Boeing whistleblower alleges company lost faulty plane parts

A Boeing employee is shedding more light on the company’s alleged production issues.

The Street

Whistleblower says Boeing lost hundreds of faulty parts -- and some may be on new 737 Max planes

Sam Mohawk has claimed that hundreds of parts that were ‘non-conforming’ had been lost. His statement was revealed before a Congressional hearing on Boeing practices.

The Independent UK

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Senate report piles on new allegations of Boeing safety failures - Roll Call

New whistleblower testimony released late Monday alleges that Boeing Co. has a history of attempting to “eliminate quality inspections.”

Roll Call

Is it still safe to fly with Boeing? Everything you need to know after a string of high-profile incidents

Does ‘if it ain’t Boeing, I ain’t going’ ring true anymore? The Independent’s travel correspondent Simon Calder examines the problem-hit company

The Independent UK

Boeing CEO To Face Capitol Hill Grilling

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will likely face tough questions Tuesday when a Senate panel grills the executive on safety problems, manufacturing missteps and alleged efforts to intimidate whistleblowers.

International Business Times

Boeing's CEO is scheduled to field questions about plane safety from U.S. senators

Boeing's CEO is getting his day in front of Congress, and lawmakers are expected to have many questions about safety at the troubled aircraft company

The Independent UK

Join the FAA's virtual public meeting about SpaceX's Starship this evening

The FAA is holding a virtual public meeting this evening (June 17) about the potential environmental impact of SpaceX's Starship operations in Florida, and you can participate.

Space

FAA investigates after Southwest plane drops to ‘within 400ft’ of Pacific Ocean

News comes as US regulators investigate separate incident after Boeing 737 Max 8 plane did a ‘Dutch roll’ in May

The Guardian - US

Federal Investigation Launched After Southwest Airlines Flight Plunges Towards Ocean

Federal investigation launched after a Southwest Airlines flight descended dangerously close to the ocean off a Hawaiian island.

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Flight attendant salaries: What they make & how to get the job

Flight attendant careers are attractive because applicants don't need a formal education, and they get free standby travel perks — but how much do stewards and stewardesses get paid, and how hard is it to get the job?

The Independent UK

Southwest Airlines plane comes within 400ft of slamming into ocean near Hawaii

Former pilot says aborted landing attempt would have felt like a ‘rollercoaster ride’

The Independent UK

Here’s the safety reason why airlines don’t allow pilots to have beards

Some airlines have strict rules on facial hair due to safety requirements

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FAA Sues Unruly American Airlines Passenger For Mid-Flight Chaos

FAA pursues legal action against disruptive American Airlines passenger who attempted to open cabin door mid-flight. Heather Wells fined ,950.

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Federal Regulators Investigate Falsified Titanium Parts In Boeing And Airbus

Federal regulators investigate falsified titanium parts in Boeing and Airbus jets; safety assurances given. Ongoing FAA investigation to ensure passenger a...

The Independent UK

Scary skies: ‘Small holes’ lead to startling discovery of counterfeit titanium on Boeing and Airbus jets

Boeing’s 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner and Airbus’ A220 may have been built using the affected parts

Investors Business Daily

Dow Jones A Clear Loser; Nasdaq Ekes Out A Gain In Final Minutes (Live Coverage)

Selling was hardest in small caps again in the stock market today, but the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 trimmed larger losses Friday afternoon.

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Emirates Fined Emirates Fined Top News.8M For Flights Over Restricted Regions.8M For Flights Over Restricted Regions

Emirates fined Emirates Fined Top News.8M For Flights Over Restricted Regions.8 million for violating FAA regulations by flying over restricted Iraqi airspace.

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FAA Investigates Southwest Boeing 737 Max Rolling Motion Incident

Federal officials are investigating a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Max incident involving a Dutch roll motion due to a damaged backup power-control unit.

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FAA Acknowledges Oversight Failures In Boeing Manufacturing Problems

FAA acknowledges oversight lapses with Boeing, implements proactive measures, and restricts production. Ongoing investigations on Boeing's manufacturing pr...

The Independent UK

Boeing 737 Max grounded for 2 weeks after scary ‘Dutch’ roll incident at 32,000 feet

None of the 175 passengers or six crew members were injured on the Southwest Airlines flight

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