The Kingdom of Bahrain purchased a retired Boeing 747 jumbo jet and placed it at the bottom of the sea as part of a new underwater park.

International Airlines Group has announced its intent to buy 200 Boeing 737 MAX 8 and MAX 10 jets.

A new interactive exhibit will “demonstrate how Boeing is building the future”, and there will be a 787-9 flight display.

The US Federal Aviation Administration has released a warning that some Boeing 737s may have parts in their wings that are faulty.

As the association meets for its AGM in Seoul, its director-general delivers bad news for operators like TUI and Norwegian.

Due to the ongoing suspension of the Boeing 737 MAX, the Icelandic flag carrier has had to make more timetable tweaks.

As early as 2017, Boeing knew that the 737 MAX aircraft were being delivered with a problem in one of the key safety features.

The company sees “increased risk related to the target of a positive net profit in 2019”, the airline warns.

Norwegian says that its first quarter results reflect the steps it has taken to improve profitability and respond to the grounding of Boeing MAX aircraft.

Though Boeing’s overall earnings are down and the company has not committed to future projections, it is reporting higher earnings in some sectors and that they are working on a fix for the MAX.

Both airlines have decided to extend the flight cancellations prompted by the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX 8.

Boeing says it has completed 96 flights so far, with a total of 160 hours’ flying time, with its software fix for the grounded 737 MAX.

The impact of the continued suspension of the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft is being felt in the airline’s schedules at least until June 15.

Safety cards stating that the Norwegian and Southwest Airlines plane is a MAX 8 leaves passengers worried.

The continued grounding of all Boeing 737 MAX flights has implications for American Airlines at least until June.

A former pilot, Kjos was in Seattle to meet Boeing and try out the manufacturer’s new software for the controversial 737 MAX 8.

Following the release of a preliminary report into the Ethiopian Airlines disaster, Boeing admits its MCAS system is likely to have been involved.

The engine maker promises a quick fix for Dreamliners around the world as Singapore Airlines grounds two of its 787-10s.

The tour operator is basing its forecasts for the year on two scenarios, depending on when the 737 MAX returns to service.

The upgrade includes a warning system that was previously just an optional feature that airlines had to pay extra for.