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Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberger says FAA should mandate simulator training on grounded plane
International Airlines Group order is vote of confidence after deadly crashes
Dennis Muilenburg says he was disappointed the group had not ‘crisply communicated’ over fatal crashes
Boeing and airlines will face communication challenge when plane is certified safe
President’s nominee to head FAA under scrutiny over failure to disclose lawsuit
Several companies aim to begin services within the next 5 to 10 years
Decision is in ‘hands of regulators’, says chief of aviation industry’s trade body
Aircraft manufacturer faces costly delays if regulators demand crew practice on simulators
Investigation adds new regulatory pressure on manufacturer after deadly crashes
FAA says ‘frank’ talks over grounded aircraft did not result in resumption timetable
ECA head warns of ‘worrying’ relationship between Boeing and US regulator
Fractious global regulators meet to discuss grounded Boeing aircraft
Washington under pressure as global regulators consider Boeing aircraft safety
Moscow’s plan to mitigate sanctions by creating national champions falters
Facing investigations and lawsuits, the company’s chief executive is struggling to restore public confidence after two fatal crashes
Airbus boss warns alignment between US and EU on aviation standards is vital to safety
US ambassador says the ICAO tried to cover up dangers from 2016 breach
Organisation says trust has been dented as manufacturer works to get 737 Max flying again
Plane made emergency landing shortly after take-off then burst into flames
Superjet struck by lightning and crashlanded in Moscow, killing 41
US manufacturer’s biggest parts provider suffers in wake of 737 Max production cuts
Airline expects to take biggest hit for a US carrier after grounding of Boeing jets
Veteran consumer advocate steps up campaign to keep the 737 Max out of the skies
Although computers may be more reliable than humans, new mistakes can be introduced into systems
Manufacturers hit by uncertainty as parts stack up across supply chain
