How The Boeing 737 MAX, 747-8, & 787 Dreamliner's Engines Create Problems No Other Modern Jet Faces
Designed to reduce noise, nacelle chevrons ultimately proved to be more bad than good.
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Air Canada 737 MAX veers off runway after landing in Montreal, no injuries reported
An Air Canada Boeing 737 MAX 8 registered C-GEOJ carrying 156 passengers and six crew members veered off the runway after landing at Montréal–Trudeau International Airport on a flight from Los Angeles, prompting the temporary closure of one of the airport’s two runways. Flight AC774 landed safely but departed the paved surface while exiting the […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban12 Jul
7-Hour Flights: Singapore Airlines' 11 Longest Nonstop Boeing 737 MAX Routes Revealed
The airline often flies its MAX aircraft alongside its larger widebody services to ensure appropriate capacity is deployed on various routes.
Air Canada Rouge Launches 5 New Nonstop 737 MAX Routes To Europe [Full List]
As Air Canada Rouge prepares to take flight on five new nonstop routes to Europe, passengers can expect a refreshed onboard experience.
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Wreckage of Boeing 737 Cargo Aircraft Found
The Boeing 737 cargo plane that went missing after experiencing operational issues has been found. The plane’s wreckage was located off the coast of Pakistan, in the Arabian Sea. A search continues for the five crew members working on board the plane, all of whom are still missing. Recovering the Wreckage On Tuesday, July 8, […]
Travel Radar•Melissa Thomas11 Jul
Christmas In July? Boeing’s 737 MAX 7 Expected To Win FAA Certification By Month’s End
The smallest of Boeing's MAX family awaits final FAA Approval, signaling a potential Christmas in July for the plane maker
Akasa, Asia’s first 737-8-200 MAX operator is growing fast
India’s youngest major airline is growing — fast. Akasa Air has just taken delivery of its 40th Boeing 737 MAX, reaching another milestone in one of the world’s largest domestic aviation markets. With nearly 200 737 MAX aircraft still on order, the Mumbai-based carrier is building not just a fleet, but a long-term challenge to […]
Flightradar24 Blog•Sebastián Polito10 Jul
The Clever Landing Gear Trick That Lets Boeing's Longest 737 Ever Take Off Without Striking Its Tail
Modernizing as 1960s airframe for 2027 and beyond.
Why Southwest Airlines Doesn't Want Its Boeing 737NGs Anymore
Southwest Airlines is famous for operating only the Boeing 737 series.
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Ryanair 737 Makes Emergency Landing After Window ‘Detached’ in Flight
A passenger was partially sucked out of the opening, those on board said.
AirlineGeeks•Zach Vasile10 Jul
Passenger partially sucked out of Ryanair (Malta Air) 737
A Ryanair (Malta Air) 737-800 registration 9H-QEU was climbing through 15,000 feet about six minutes after departure from Thessaloniki when one of the cabin windows on the right side of the aircraft shattered. A passenger nearest the window was partial sucked out of the aircraft, with their head becoming stuck in the window. Other passengers […]
Flightradar24 Blog•Ian Petchenik10 JulFB
AvTalk Episode 378: How the Farnborough Airshow comes together
On this week’s episode of AvTalk, we’re headed to Farnborough for an inside look at how the airshow comes together. From state of the art aircraft tracking technology to making sure all of the toilets are working, Farnborough International director of operations Ben Gleenson explains what it takes to make sure the biannual airshow goes off without a hitch. Also on this week’s episode, what we know so far about the crash of a K2 Airways Cargo 737 off the coast of Pakistan. Castlelake and easyJet agree in principle to an acquisition. A new report highlights long-term issues with French air traffic control — and Ryanair wastes no time seizing the moment to call for reform. And a look at SpiceJet’s operations reveals a much darker picture than we imagined. Helpful links for this week’s episode * Visit the Farnborough Airshow * K2 Airways 737 crash data * New automated live streams available on Flightradar24 Please check back soon for a transcript of this week’s episode.
Flightradar24 Blog•Flightradar2410 JulA
Ryanair flight returns to Thessaloniki after cabin window dislodges, passenger injured
A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki, Greece, to Memmingen, Germany, was forced to return shortly after departure on Friday after a cabin window became dislodged in flight, resulting in a cabin depressurisation and leaving one passenger injured. Flight FR1879, operated by Malta Air using a Boeing 737-800, carrying registration 9H-QEU, departed Thessaloniki before turning back and […]
Aviation24.be•Bart Noëth10 Jul
Ryanair Passenger Partially Sucked Out Of Boeing 737 After Window Shatters Inflight
A Ryanair plane suffered an absolute nightmare scenario, when a window shattered inflight, reportedly partially sucking a passenger out. Fortunately the passenger managed to be pulled back inside, but talk about a dramatic event.
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig10 Jul
Ouch: Air Canada Inspecting Damage On Boeing 737 MAX 8 That Veered Off Runway In Montréal
The jet had just arrived from LAX at the time of the incident.
Boeing’s MAX 7 only weeks from approval 13 years after Southwest launch: WSJ
Boeing is only weeks away from gaining Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification for its 737 MAX 7 aircraft,…
AeroTime•Ian Molyneaux10 JulTR
Boeing launches fourth 737 MAX assembly line to boost production
Boeing officially started operating a fourth final assembly line for its bestselling 737 MAX aircraft on July 6, marking another major milestone in the manufacturer’s efforts to ramp up production and meet growing global demand. The new production line, located at Boeing’s Everett, Washington, facility, is expected to play a key role in increasing output […]
Travel Radar•Hannah Sass10 Jul
Why Did Boeing Build The 737 MAX With Engine Chevrons?
The simple answer is that the company added chevrons because of the advantages they offered.
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Western Sydney International preps for launch of 737-800BCF, A321P2F ops this month
Western Sydney International Airport is set to host 737-800BCFs and A321P2Fs when it launches 24-hour cargo operations July 26. With the opening of Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) for cargo operations, the airport expects to see supply chains evolve significantly over the coming years to refocus the freight ecosystem back into Sydney-centric operations, […]
The Nearly 8-Hour Boeing 737 Route That Just Rewrote Which US City Pairs Can Fly Nonstop
More range and better efficiency means more cities can be connected than ever before.