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© Thomson Reuters 2021.Boeing faces new hurdle in 737 MAX electrical grounding issue
By Eric M. Johnson, David Shepardson and Tracy Rucinski SEATTLE/WASHINGTON/CHICAGO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Mirchy
This plane is a failure. Why not take it out of traffic forever.
gaijintraveller
Sounds like they will be grounded again.
nandakandamanda
Extra paperwork. Poor old Boeing. I bet they ground their teeth.
mmwkdw
Makes you wonder... why were these issues not picked up when the Aircraft was first reviewed for Airworthiness.. (and what may also be going on with other new Aircraft from other Manufacturers).
In the case of Boeing... they self-signed off everything as being perfectly okay.....
mmwkdw
I have absolutely no trust in the (US) FAA, as they seem to be in the pockets of others. One has to assume the same is the case elsewhere Globally.
Perhaps the NTSB (in the US) should be given powers to take criminal negligence action over its "sister" organisation the FAA, regarding some of these shortcomings that we're finding out about. Rubber-stamping being one such.
goldnugget
Hire Spacex already to solve this challenge.