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Nothing But Costs As 737 MAX Enters Eighth Month Of Grounding
Because Boeing 737 MAX hadn’t been cleared yet to fly, airlines start canceling flights for next year. 
Because Boeing 737 MAX hadn’t been cleared yet to fly, airlines start canceling flights for next year. -
Money Over Safety Rules Says Boeing Engineer
A Boeing employee, who contributed to the grounded 737 MAX’ development, disclosed company culture that stifled learning from crashes. 
A Boeing employee, who contributed to the grounded 737 MAX’ development, disclosed company culture that stifled learning from crashes. -
New FAA Chief Takes Hard-Line Stance On Boeing 737 Max
The new FAA chief is expected to test the Boeing 737 Max this week during his visit to Seattle. 
The new FAA chief is expected to test the Boeing 737 Max this week during his visit to Seattle. -
Boeing Accused In Court Of Putting Profits Ahead Of Safety With Its 737 Max 8 Jets
Avia alleges in court that Boeing misrepresented itself saying its plane is safe for flight and puts profits ahead of safety. 
Avia alleges in court that Boeing misrepresented itself saying its plane is safe for flight and puts profits ahead of safety. -
Saudi Arabian Airline Turns Back On Boeing With All-Airbus Fleet
Saudi Arabia's low-cost airline Flyadeal scrapped its initial plans of buying between 30 units to 50 units of Boeing's 737 Max aircraft, estimated to be worth around $5.9 billion. 
Saudi Arabia's low-cost airline Flyadeal scrapped its initial plans of buying between 30 units to 50 units of Boeing's 737 Max aircraft, estimated to be worth around $5.9 billion. -
Boeing To Give $100 Million To Families Of 737 Crash Victims
Boeing pledged to give $100 million to the local governments and non-profit organizations that will help with the education and living expenses to the affected families and communities. 
Boeing pledged to give $100 million to the local governments and non-profit organizations that will help with the education and living expenses to the affected families and communities. -
FAA To Meet With International Regulators To Discuss Boeing's Recertification
FAA officials will be meeting with 60 air regulators from 33 government agencies from around the world to discuss Boeing's recertification for its 737 Max. 
FAA officials will be meeting with 60 air regulators from 33 government agencies from around the world to discuss Boeing's recertification for its 737 Max. -
Boeing Is Close To 737 Max Certification, Air Canada Intercedes
Boeing is almost at the end of certifying its Max 737 models but Canada wants additional simulator training, potentially delaying the jetmaker’s journey towards certification. 
Boeing is almost at the end of certifying its Max 737 models but Canada wants additional simulator training, potentially delaying the jetmaker’s journey towards certification. -
Boeing Facing Criminal Probe On 737 Max Planes’ Certification Process After Two Major Crashes
The US federal authorities launched a criminal investigation over the certification process for Boeing's 737 Max 8 aircraft after two units crashed recently. 
The US federal authorities launched a criminal investigation over the certification process for Boeing's 737 Max 8 aircraft after two units crashed recently.
