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1.

Terminals(3)

... covered in the aircraft Wiring Practices Manual. Terminals are used extensively for aircraft frame (ground) connections and terminal strip interconnects. Splices are normally used for wire repair. The ...
27 January 2016
Working Wires
2.

Home_2 (stream) (2)

   An explanation of receiving/feeding ADS-B data to external aircraft tracking sites along with desktop streaming can be found here.                         ADS-B Stream requires Flash ...
23 November 2015
Home Page
3.

Home_2 (stream)

Cincinnati ADS-B Feed to FR24, Plane Finder, & RadarBox    An explanation of receiving/feeding ADS-B data to external aircraft tracking sites along with desktop streaming can be found here. Fullscreen ...
23 November 2015
Home Page
4.

Disclaimer

... PUROSE OF THIS SITE IS TO AID THE SITE'S READERS IN DETERMINING THE PROBLEM(S) ON AN AIRCRAFT AND NOT TO DIRECTLY AID YOU IN REPARING THE AIRCRAFT. REPAIRS ON AN AIRCRAFT SHOULD ONLY BE MADE USING APPROVED ...
06 January 2015
Uncategorised
5.

Transformer

    Transformer Troubleshooting           Many circuits on aircraft use step down transformers for control voltages. Typical user systems are lights and 28VAC position ...
18 July 2014
Troubleshooting
6.

429 Data Bus

... of information. As an example: a typical digital Air Data Computer will output labels 210 - True Airspeed, 215 - Impact Pressure, 242 - Total Pressure, plus more than 30 other labels related to the aircraft ...
18 July 2014
Troubleshooting
7.

Suppression Diode

    Suppression Diode               The majority of relays installed on aircraft will have a diode installed in parallel with the relay coil. This diode is often ...
18 July 2014
Troubleshooting
8.

Terminal Strips

... cannot be rotated left/right after placement in the strip. If a good seat is not made, remove the tool and re-position before inserting again. If a tool is rotated, it will break. If any pieces are left ...
17 July 2014
Working Wires
9.

Rack

    Rack Plugs           Rack plugs are used for LRU interface. There are many types and sizes for component connections. Rack plugs are similar to rear release plugs, ...
17 July 2014
Working Wires
10.

Rear

      Rear Release Plugs            Rear release plugs are found on newer generation digital aircraft. They have proven to be reliable against moisture and chemicals. ...
16 July 2014
Working Wires
11.

Front

    Front Release Plugs             Front release plugs are found on older analog based aircraft. Newer generation applications use rear release plugs for most ...
16 July 2014
Working Wires
12.

Environmental

... flow on both sides.       THE INFORMATION PRESENTED ON THIS SITE IS TO BE USED AS A GUIDE. APPROVED AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER MAINTENANCE MANUAL PROCEDURES SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED. ...
16 July 2014
Working Wires
13.

Volt/Ohm Meter

    Volt/Ohm Meter          All modern digital meters are capable of many functions. The majority of aircraft avionics/electrical systems troubleshooting is accomplished ...
15 July 2014
Test Equipment
14.

Wire Tracer

... Isolation of the wire under test from components and ground connections is useful. I have found that using a tracer on one single conductor wire using aircraft ground as a reference for the other test ...
13 July 2014
Test Equipment
15.

Easy 28

    Easy 28                     It might look cheap, but if a quick supply of 28 VDC is needed, it works great. This is mainly used as a "off aircraft" tester ...
13 July 2014
Test Equipment
16.

Buzz Box

... can safely handle 1 amp for testing. 24 gauge wires, which are about the smallest installed on aircraft, are mainly used for signals. Putting 1 amp across a 24 gauge wire is not a good idea. On the rare ...
13 July 2014
Test Equipment
17.

Watt Meter

... and reverse power of audio transmissions. The indication result is often referred to as SWR or Standing Wave Ratio.     Aircraft voice communication radios, VHF (118.00MHz – 136.00MHz) and HF (2.0MHz ...
13 July 2014
Test Equipment
18.

Forum Rules

 The rules for this site and forum are quite simple; 1. DO NOT use the material presented for actual aircraft repair. A full disclaimer can be found here. This is a troubleshooting resource, it is not ...
13 July 2014
Home Page
19.

Pitot Static Test

... but direct observation of aircraft indications is preferred for comparison. I also like to verify that my test box inputs are not exceeding the component limits.         Digital equipment on ...
11 July 2014
Test Equipment
20.

Fuel Quantity

      Fuel Quantity Test        Aircraft fuel quantity indications are capacitance based systems. Troubleshooting and calibration of these systems is accomplished with ...
11 July 2014
Test Equipment
21.

Megger

...                    Tips for Megger Testing Wire shorts can occur anywhere throughout an aircraft. I have found that most are outside the pressure vessel, ...
10 July 2014
Test Equipment
22.

Decade Box

    Decade Box           A Decade Box can be used for sensor simulation. The majority of temperature related sensors used on aircraft are resistance based. Resistance substitution ...
10 July 2014
Test Equipment
23.

AMP Clamp

    Amp Clamp               The amp clamp is used for measuring current flow through a wire. The use of the unit for aircraft troubleshooting is limited to three ...
10 July 2014
Test Equipment
24.

ILS

... same. Most units use 108.10 MHz as a standard test frequency. This is actually the localizer frequency, but a matched glideslope output is also transmitted.       Tuning the aircraft's navigation ...
10 July 2014
Test Equipment
25.

VOR

    VOR Test                   The use of VOR systems as primary navigation is diminishing on most modern aircraft. GPS and FMS installations provide more reliable ...
10 July 2014
Test Equipment
26.

Test Leads

... meter readings correctly.           Troubleshooting aircraft systems requires access to plug and rack pins. Having a set of different size test leads is essential. Safety wire is not ...
09 July 2014
Test Equipment
27.

Diode Check

... meter readings correctly.             Diodes are solid state devices used extensively throughout aircraft avionics and electrical systems. They are basically a "check valve" for electrical ...
09 July 2014
Test Equipment
28.

Resistance

... indications depending on wire condition. I tend not to get to excited about 25Ω or less. This would be a long run compared to most aircraft. The most common problem I have experienced while shooting a ...
09 July 2014
Test Equipment
29.

Voltage

    Voltage                The most common AC voltage systems on aircraft use 115, 26, & 5 VAC. Cycles are 400Hz. Normal power sources are 3 phase engine driven ...
09 July 2014
Test Equipment
30.

Fire Loop - Interesting Find

... hooked it up to the pylon plug..... aircraft side. The system tested normal. So..... the problem is on the engine, but total resistance is reading good???             We then disconnected ...
10 October 2026
Blog: News
31.

Some People Just Don't Get I

... and the problem was "still" there. WTF???? I take a good look at the aircraft side tank disconnect plug and notice it has a really shitty tape wrap job. OK..... lets open it up.          Well..... ...
08 October 2026
Blog: News
32.

Cargo Door Jammed

Aft cargo door not opening. Numerous shifts were messing with it. It took two days to figure out the problem.     The aft cargo door must lift vertically about 4 inches to clear the hooks before ...
14 May 2026
Blog: General Information
33.

GPS Antenna Change

Right GPS not able to receive satellite information. On this aircraft the right antenna is forward mounted.                Kalitta/DHL hangar going up in the background.         ...
17 February 2026
Blog: News
34.

How Could This Work???

... issues with the aircraft??? Too tired to follow them all out. Either way, after the wiring was corrected, all systems (that we knew of) checked out.   Correct wiring verified by wire numbers.....   ...
01 October 2024
Blog: News
35.

Well.... Shit!!!

When the wing of a larger aircraft (A330) smacks the tail of a smaller one. They both lose..... one though, hurts worse. Not sure if this is repairable.  https://www.foxnews.com/us/delta-endeavor-planes-collide-tarmac-hartsfield-jackson-atlanta-international-airport ...
10 September 2024
Blog: News
36.

Strange One

Captain's pitot heat fail light on after engine start. Please reference https://rotate.aero/forum/767-ice30/242-ata-30-31-pitot-heat for an understanding of the 767's pitot heat system. The system ...
10 September 2024
Blog: News
37.

"Serious Public Safety Risk" Substandard Manufacturing" On 787 Jet

... Administration received more than eleven times as many Boeing whistleblower complaints compared to all of last year. The surge in whistleblowers first came after the 737 Max mid-flight door plug blowout ...
28 June 2024
Blog: News
38.

Report Suggests Boeing 737 Max Left Factory Without Door Plug Bolts

... door plug being blown off an Alaska Airlines flight over Portland earlier in the month was probably caused by the lack of bolts. This issue dates back to when the aircraft was manufactured. According ...
29 January 2024
Blog: News
39.

This Stock’s Grounded!

... to be. By now, I’m sure you’ve heard about the Jan. 6 near crash of a Boeing 737 Max 9 operated by Alaska Airlines, after the fuselage door blew off the plane. That caused decompression and the use of ...
11 January 2024
Blog: News
40.

Boeing 737 Max 9 problems mount....

... door plug – for example, bolts that needed additional tightening,” United said. The mandated inspections come after the Federal Aviation Administration forced the grounding of Boeing 737 MAX 9 airplanes. ...
10 January 2024
Blog: News
41.

Fake Jet Engine Parts Supplied To Repair Shops.....

... and identify affected aircraft," Bloomberg said.  EASA said the parts with "falsified Authorized Release Certificate" were for CFM56 engines installed on older narrow-body planes. The regulator has told ...
01 September 2023
Blog: News
42.

Pilots Suspected of Being Unfit to Fly

... were red-flagged after investigators at the Department of Veterans Affairs cross-checked federal databases to discover aviators who were receiving veteran benefits for mental health disorders and other ...
28 August 2023
Blog: News
43.

The World’s Ten Busiest Airports

... and Denver Airport, with 69.3 million, according to data released by Airports Council International (ACI). After 22 years leading the charge as the number one airport for passenger volume, Atlanta's airport ...
19 August 2023
Blog: News
44.

Legislation Increase.... Pilot Retirement Age to 67

... unclear. It is part of a broader House bill to fund the Federal Aviation Administration after the agency’s current funding expires in October. The full US House is expected to vote on that broader bill ...
20 July 2023
Blog: News
45.

China Jet to Rival Airbus, Boeing.....

From Bloomberg   By Danny Lee China Jet to Rival Airbus, Boeing Makes First Commercial Flight A made-in-China aircraft to rival Boeing Co. and Airbus SE underwent its maiden commercial flight ...
29 May 2023
Blog: News
46.

FAA Issues Rare "Call To Action" After Near Miss Incident

...  His memo comes after a series of alarming incidents, including a United Airlines Boeing 777-200 that came within 800 feet of impacting the Pacific Ocean off Maui on Dec. 18, a computer 'glitch' that grounded ...
15 February 2023
Blog: News
47.

Covid Vaccine - Southwest Pilots

From Steve Kirsch Newsletter Pilots are dying at Southwest Airlines at over 6X the normal rate after the COVID vaccines rolled out. And disabilities are up 10X normal. I thought the vaccines were ...
13 February 2023
Blog: News
48.

Airlines Lobbying Congress To Allow Just One Pilot In The Cockpit

... allow the use of a single pilot operation, first in cargo aircraft.  Not surprisingly, airline pilots are loudly protesting this idea, claiming that it would diminish a safety discipline and culture ...
15 December 2022
Blog: News
49.

LAST 747 TO BE DELIVERED IN OCTOBER......

... Concorde. Giving life to the aircraft that changed the world was a challenge that brought the world’s largest aerospace company, Boeing, the then biggest engine builder Pratt, and Whitney and the ...
24 August 2022
Blog: News
50.

FedEx Asks FAA Permission To Add Missile-Defense System .....

... Administration (FAA) to install a laser-based missile-defense system on its cargo aircraft. In the filing dated January 7, 2022, the Department of Transportation of the Federal Aviation Administration ...
18 January 2022
Blog: News
51.

Former Boeing Pilot Involved in Max Testing Indicted

... not immediately respond for comment. Boeing and the FAA declined to comment. Forkner, 49, was charged with two counts of fraud involving aircraft parts in interstate commerce and four counts of wire ...
12 November 2021
Blog: News
52.

FAA Launches New Safety Probe Into Boeing......

... employees handle safety matters" after several company engineers told the agency they had faced "undue pressure" to skirt over them. The FAA survey, conducted this year, revealed that 35% of a small sample ...
24 August 2021
Blog: News
53.

Airbus Announces A350 Cargo Jet

... lifted its guidance for full-year earnings, cash flow and aircraft deliveries, a day after Boeing posted its first profit in almost two years. The figures confirm a strengthening aerospace recovery that’s ...
04 August 2021
Blog: News
54.

FAA Orders Boeing To Inspect 737 Cabin Air Sensors That May Pose Safety Risk

... lead to pilots becoming incapacitated, according to Reuters.  FAA's directive requires Boeing to conduct tests on all 737 series aircraft. There are more than 9,300 worldwide and 2,500 in the US. Inspecting ...
16 July 2021
Blog: News
55.

FAA Denies Boeing Permission To Move Forward In Certifying 777X Due To Serious Flight Test Incident

... during a test flight on Dec. 8, 2020, when the plane experienced an "uncommanded pitch event" meaning the nose of the aircraft pitched abruptly up or down without input from the pilots. During the incident, ...
27 June 2021
Blog: News
56.

Boeing's 737 Max Under Scrutiny Agai

From BBC By Theo Leggett Business correspondent, BBC News Little more than six months after Boeing's 737 Max was cleared to fly again by US regulators, the aircraft finds itself under intense scrutiny ...
19 May 2021
Blog: News
57.

Former Boeing Employee Says 737 Max "Still Not Fixed

... While other domestic and international carriers gear up for a much wider re-launch of the aircraft, a former senior manager at Boeing's 737 Max plant in Seattle has published a new report warning that the ...
28 January 2021
Blog: News
58.

European Aviation Regulator Gives Boeing 737 MAX 8 'Green Light' To Return To Skie

From Zero Hedge Not long after the head of the FDA took a test flight on the newly revamped Boeing 737 MAX 8, Europe's top travel regulator has surpised the aviation world by becoming the first major ...
16 October 2020
Blog: News
59.

Boeing Moves All 787 Dreamliner Production To South Carolina

... to shore up its financials after two fatal 737 MAX crashes and the subsequent grounding of its 737 MAX planes in the interim. Melius Research estimates Boeing could see $23.3 billion in cash burn this ...
01 October 2020
Blog: News
60.

Airbus Reveals Three "Carbon-Free" Commercial Aircraft For 2035 Fligh

...  push for the world's first zero-emission commercial aircraft is part of a much larger ambition for emission-reducing airliners as non-governmental organizations, such as the OECD, are urging industrie ...
23 September 2020
Blog: News
61.

Boeing Put Profits Before People's Lives....

From Zero Hedge Boeing Put Profits Before People's Lives By Hiding 737 MAX Design Flaws From Regulators, Pilots 18 months after Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 plummeted out of the sky just minutes ...
16 September 2020
Blog: News
62.

Boeing Is Running Out Of Space To Park Its Newly-Built 787 Dreamliners ......

... aircraft to be stored in a desert lot in Victorville, California.     Boeing's troubles with parked jets are nothing new: last year Boeing had so many 737 Maxes after their global ground when it ...
20 July 2020
Blog: News
63.

The NTSB has released its findings on Atlas Air 5Y3591.

... ahead of a final report which is expected within the next few weeks. In the immediate aftermath of the crash, observers were perplexed and alarmed at the sudden and steep descent the 767 appeared to have ...
16 July 2020
Blog: News
64.

Airline Industry to lose US$84 billion in 2020

From Airline Ratings By Geoffrey Thomas June 10, 2020 Airline Industry is expected to lose US$84 billion in 2020 according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA) which has just ...
02 July 2020
Blog: News
65.

Boeing whistleblower alleges systemic problems with 737 MAX

... down the aircraft in two crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia. “I have no doubt the FAA and lawmakers are under considerable pressure to allow the 737 MAX to return to service as quickly as possible and ...
19 June 2020
Blog: News
66.

767 APU Hung Start

 767 APU Hanging at 30% During Start During the APU engine start, the IGV (Inlet Guide Vanes) are supposed to be closed. This allows all incoming air to be directed into the combustion chamber. After ...
26 April 2020
Blog: News
67.

Boeing Troubles Continue

... Moses Lake sites until further notice" after about 135 Boeing employees have tested positive for COVID-19. "These actions are being taken in light of the company’s continuing focus on the health and ...
07 April 2020
Blog: News
68.

Boeing to Shut Down Puget Sound Production Due to Coronavirus

... unprecedented time for organizations and communities across the globe.” Boeing’s announcement came just a day after a report from the Seattle Times (h/t KOMONews.com) said an employee at the company’s ...
26 March 2020
Blog: News
69.

Congress Rips Boeing's "Culture Of Concealment" ..

... system that "violated Boeing’s own internal design guidelines." Preliminary findings issued by Democrats on the House Transportation Committee Friday afternoon found Boeing executives and FAA regulators ...
07 March 2020
Blog: News
70.

"Absolutely Unacceptable" .... 'Debris' Found In 737 MAX Fuel-Tan

From Zero Hedge "Absolutely Unacceptable" - Leaked Boeing Memo Shows 'Debris' Found In 737 MAX Fuel-Tanks By Tyler Durden With airline after airline pushing back their 'return-to-service' dates based ...
19 February 2020
Blog: News
71.

30 Year Boeing Quality Manager Says "Fly Something Else", Refuses To Fly On 787 Dreamline

... installed on the planes and basic issues related to aircraft safety," he said. According to Barnett, one audit uncovered that 25% of oxygen masks didn't work. Defective parts were getting lost in the ...
15 January 2020
Blog: News
72.

Boeing Mocked Lion Air "Idiots" For Requesting Extra Training For 737 MA

... being a penny wise and a pound foolish. After all, in a report on the Oct. 29, 2018 accident, Indonesia’s National Transportation Safety Committee explicitly cited a failure by Boeing to tell pilots about ...
14 January 2020
Blog: News
73.

Boeing Employees Mocked F.A.A. and ‘Clowns’ Who Designed 737 Max

... of the Max, as well as in training for pilots who had not previously flown a 737. “Would you put your family on a Max simulator trained aircraft? I wouldn’t,” one employee said to a colleague in another ...
13 January 2020
Blog: News
74.

Airbus Deliveries Soar To Record High As Boeing's Cras

From Reuters Airbus beats goal with 863 jet deliveries in 2019, ousts Boeing from top spot By Tim Hepher Airbus has become the world’s largest planemaker for the first time since 2011 after delivering ...
02 January 2020
Blog: News
75.

Boeing Considers Suspending Or Reducing 737 MAX Production

From Zero Hedge By Tyler Durden Sources have told The Wall Street Journal that Boeing could temporarily halt production of the 737 Max amid concerns the timeline of ungrounding the aircraft could ...
16 December 2019
Blog: News
76.

Boeing-FAA Cabal Exposed: Internal Document Shows FAA Ignored 737 MAX Safety Risks

... flying, even after a crash in Indonesia raised questions about the plane's safety that were apparently ignored, because a similar crash happened in Ethiopia less than six months later, bringing the combined ...
12 December 2019
Blog: News
77.

Boeing Faces Accusations Over 787 Oxygen System Dangers

... assembly line suggested one in four of the aircraft’s personal oxygen systems could fail.  In an accusation that adds to the pressure on Boeing, he also claimed that parts known to be faulty were fitted ...
10 December 2019
Blog: News
78.

European And Middle Eastern Regulators Raise Scrutiny Of 777X....

... the FAA’s once-unchallenged stature as the world’s most influential regulator. The agency had lost credibility in the days after the crash of an Ethiopian Airways 737 MAX in March. That followed the deadly ...
27 November 2019
Blog: News
79.

American Airlines Staff "Begging" Not To Fly On Boeing 737 Max Plane

...    "I know there's a lot of pressure to return this aircraft to service quickly. But I want you to know that I want you to take the time you need and focus solely on safety. I've got your back," he ...
19 November 2019
Blog: News
80.

Boeing Backlash Builds: Airbus To Win Huge 120 Plane Order From Air Arabia

... jets as soon as next week.   The decision comes after Boeing's 737 MAX jet remains grounded worldwide following two fatal crashes.  The sources said the Emirati budget carrier would likely order 120 ...
13 November 2019
Blog: News
81.

When Was I Radicalized? (Boeing edition)

... of exercised stock options was $19 million. It was hundreds of millions in the years before that, when they had stock buybacks. It was hundreds of millions in the years after that, when they ...
06 November 2019
Blog: News
82.

If It’s A Boeing I’m Not Going

... same time announced that its turnover rose by 6% in Q3. 43,000 lawsuits and they’re doing fine, thank you. In that same vein, Boeing shares rose 2.4% last night after the hearing (“a sign investors were ...
31 October 2019
Blog: News
83.

Mapping The World's Longest Non-Stop Flight

... A350-900. There are many ways of measuring the world's longest flights with factors such as strong head winds having a major impact on the length of time an aircraft stays airborne. As a result, claims ...
22 October 2019
Blog: News
84.

Another Disaster? FAA Finds Cracks On Wings In 5% Of Older Boeing 737s

... weeks, and it's not related to the 737 MAX, but rather an earlier 737, called the 737 Next Generation, or 737NG. After a comprehensive inspection of 737NGs across the world, Boeing has said 36 737NGs ...
11 October 2019
Blog: News
85.

Boeing 'Whistleblower' Says Company Focused On Profit Over Safety Of Doomed 737 Ma

... a new complaint filed against Boeing by a senior engineer, alleging the aircraft maker concentrated on prioritizing profits over the safety of the 737 Max airliner. The Times learned about the new development ...
02 October 2019
Blog: News
86.

737 MAX Certification Could Open Big Rifts in Global Aviation Market

... cause significant turmoil in the global aviation sector. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is insisting on conducting its own flight tests of the aircraft before allowing it to fly again ...
25 September 2019
Blog: News
87.

Boeing Faces First Customer Lawsuit Over 737 MAX

From Zero Hedge By Tyler Durden Expectations that the Boeing 737 MAX 8 will return to the skies any time in the near future have largely faded, and now, after dedicating billions of dollars to compensating ...
27 August 2019
Blog: News
88.

Boeing will hire hundreds..... as it prepares for 737 MAX’s return to service

... will provide paid housing and a meal allowance for the temporary hires, is looking for avionics technicians, aircraft mechanics, airframe and engine mechanics, and aircraft electricians. The marshaling ...
22 August 2019
Blog: News
89.

Latest 737 Max Fault... Rooted In Software

... recent weeks, a potential failure got their attention. The plane’s flight computer tried to push the aircraft’s nose down repeatedly during a simulator run, prompted by a stream of erroneous flight data. ...
10 August 2019
Blog: News
90.

Southwest Ends Flights Out Of Newark Airport

... According to CEO Dennis Muilenberg, Boeing expects to submit its "final certification package" to the FAA in September. Shares of the airline tumbled 5% on Thursday in premarket trading after the low-budget ...
25 July 2019
Blog: News
91.

Boeing Thinks A Human Life Is Worth Just $150,000

From Zero Hedge By Tyler Durden Two weeks ago, we noted how, after ignoring them for months (presumably at the behest of its legal department), Boeing had decided to dedicate $100 million (roughly ...
17 July 2019
Blog: News
92.

Boeing Loses $5.9 Billion 737 MAX Order To Airbus As Saudi Airline Loses Patience

... with a $5.9 billion order for 30 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, instead opting for a fleet of Airbus A320 jets, with options for a further 20 of the jets. According to Reuters, Flyadeal has been reconsidering ...
08 July 2019
Blog: News
93.

Why Boeing May Never Recover From 737 Debacle

... New York Times article on the Boeing 737 fiasco provides a perfect illustration of the concept. We’re now learning that the company “built deadly assumptions” into its newly designed 737 Max aircraft and, ...
22 June 2019
Blog: News
94.

It's Airbus 13,000,000,000 - Boeing 0, On The First Day Of The Paris Air Sho

...  largest aircraft makers lock in deals worth tens of billions of dollars. Well, the first day of the 2019 edition of this boondoggle couldn't have gone any worse for Boeing, and alternatively it couldn ...
19 June 2019
Blog: News
95.

Is the Second Antonov AN-225 Close to Completion?

From Aviation Tribune By Aviation Tribune The Antonov AN-225 is known to be the largest cargo aircraft in the world. Developed in the 1980’s, so far just one model has been introduced onto the market. ...
11 June 2019
Blog: News
96.

FAA Says No Timetable For MAX Return

... the 737 MAX fleet after two fatal accidents. Elwell was asked whether airlines that had taken the MAX out of their schedules would need to revise their plans to take into account a longer wait. “No ...
31 May 2019
Blog: News
97.

Did The FAA Drop The Ball While Certifying Boeing Anti-Stall Software Suspected In 2 Deadly Crashes?

... lapses at Boeing or the FAA during the certification process of the 737 MAX 8. We've already learned that Boeing didn't realize until after the Lion Air crash back in October that a warning system meant ...
15 May 2019
Blog: News
98.

Why Boeing’s emergency directions may have failed to save 737 MAX

... investigation’s preliminary findings said the pilots hit the system-cutoff switches as Boeing had instructed after October’s Lion Air MAX crash, but couldn’t get the plane’s nose back up. They then turned ...
11 May 2019
Blog: News
99.

Boeing Suppliers Headed For Pain Amid Max Crisis

... suppliers that are producing at the old rate, while others have transitioned to 42 per month, a 20% decline from the old rate. Safran, a French multinational aircraft engine company with a joint venture ...
07 May 2019
Blog: News
100.

Boeing Admits 'Mistakes Were Made' During Development Of 737 MAX

... admitted that it wasn't aware that the alerts had been disabled when it initially delivered the planes, and that it waited more than 13 months, until after the Oct. 29 crash of a 737 MAX 8 owned by Indonesia' ...
06 May 2019
Blog: News
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