The Latest Breaking News from FAA

According to the FAA, there was a high stress concentration in the access panel of the lavatory service panel, the stringer 22 attachment, and the fuselage skin, all of which resulted in "fatigue cracking."

According to media reports, US federal prosecutors are recommending that the Department of Justice bring criminal charges against Boeing. They say the planemaker violated a deal that shielded it from prosecution over two fatal crashes involving its 737 MAX jets. Plus, Apple has become the first tech giant to be…

The Boeing plane was on its way to San Francisco when it was forced to turn back

Boeing 737 from Las Vegas to Oklahoma City dipped above Yukon nine miles from airport, sounding like ‘wall of wind’

FAA investigates Southwest Airlines flight descending to 525 feet above ground near Oklahoma City airport triggering altitude warning.

The FAA is investigating a Southwest Airline flight that descended into a dangerously low altitude over Oklahoma.

The Denver-bound flight was carrying 124 passengers

Attorney for families says plane maker should be fined $25bn, but amount could be reduced if Boeing improved safety standards

Boeing warned airlines about potential bird strike issues on 737 Max engines, leading to cabin smoke concerns. FAA and Boeing investigating further.

My letter to the Justice Department lays out the possibilities, including a possible fine of $24,780,000,000

Sam Mohawk has claimed that hundreds of parts that were ‘non-conforming’ had been lost. His statement was revealed before a Congressional hearing on Boeing practices.