Boeing, one of the largest aircraft manufacturers in the world, is all set to resume the 737 Max for commercial airline services. The Boeing 737 Max can be up in the sky as soon as next week, depending on the decision by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). As per a report from Bloomberg, the regulator might announce the updated certification for the aircraft on November 18. Boeing has already started... Read More
Boeing is advancing its pledge to power worksites and manufacturing facilities using 100% renewable electricity with a new, multi-state agreement to purchase carbon-neutral power for its Chicago headquarters, along with other sites in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania. “This announcement is another major step in Boeing’s drive to reduce the carbon footprint of our operations by procuring more carbon-neutral electricity in the United States,” said Boeing’s Chief Sustainability Officer Chris... Read More
Emirates Boeing 777 planes have flown over a billion-plus kilometre already. The airline has been operating Boeing 777 since 2004 and has conducted more than a million departures. An interesting fact about the Emirates Boeing 777 is that it has flown the longest distance of 12,940 Km and the shortest of just 349 Km. Emirates flies its Boeing 777 planes in 6 continents and has helped 298 million passengers to... Read More
Boeing has been manufacturing planes for a long time now. It has introduced some of the best and top in class aircraft to the market. But due to the current pandemic, things aren’t going too well for the aircraft manufacturer. Boeing just reported the financial results of the last quarter. The report reflected a $2.4 billion loss for the company. This going to have a major impact on Boeing. It... Read More
If you are familiar with the Boeing 737 Max, then you know why these aircraft were grounded. But if you are not, keep reading. Back in 2018 and then in 2019, two commercial flights (Boeing 737 Max) from two different airlines crashed resulting in 346 casualties. Looking at this, China was the first country to suspend all the 737 Max operations nationwide. Followed by the decision, America also did the... Read More
Etihad is working in close proximity with Boeing to sort out a design and working for a Dreamliner which is ‘greener’. From greener, it is being implied that something which is good for nature. Etihad is no doubt one of the biggest premium airlines in the world. It offers some of the finest airline services. Partnering up with Boeing to build a new greener Dreamliner would certainly give a boost... Read More
Boeing is an American multinational corporation which designs and manufactures aeroplanes worldwide. Boeing 737 Max is the fourth generation of Boeing 737. The 737 Max was grounded worldwide in March 2019 after 2 consecutive crashes. After a few modifications, Boeing 737 Max is in the process of re-certification. The ongoing pandemic has worsened the situation. Even though the restrictions on commercial flights are being eased up, there still are fewer... Read More
Boeing has ended the ongoing negotiations for the last two years with Embraer and stepped out of the agreement both the parties had. The terminated deal is worth $4.2 billion and Embraer is not happy with the reason provided by Boeing. Boeing issued a statement saying it exercised its rights and ended the agreement as Embraer didn’t meet the necessary conditions. Embraer believes that Boeing has wrongfully terminated the deal... Read More
Let’s look at the top 10 biggest passenger planes in the sky today. 10. Airbus A330-300 [caption id="attachment_14179" align="alignnone" width="1200"] Image Credits - Airbus.com[/caption] The Airbus A330-300 is a twin-engine jetliner which can fly medium to long distances. This aircraft is inspired by the Airbus airliners made in the mid-1970s. Airbus A330-300 was simultaneously built and developed with the four-engined A340 plane. Much recently, Airbus also designed a cargo aircraft... Read More
One of the most significant aircraft manufacturers in the world, Boeing is looking to cut down on its total costs for the time being. The CEO of Boeing, Dave Calhoun expressed to the company’s shareholders that the global airline operations are at an all-time low at the moment and it will take the aviation industry at least three years to come back to its regular demand as that it saw... Read More
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