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January 14, 2020

Boeing Statement On Employee Messages Provided To The U.S. Congress And FAA

Says Company Is Confident That All Of Boeing’s MAX Simulators Are Functioning Effectively

Boeing released a public statement last week after it provided employee messages to both the U.S. Congress and the FAA.

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Dennis Muilenburg Leaves Boeing With $62 Million Compensation Package

Will Receive Benefits But No Severance As He Leaves The Company

Fired Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg will leave Boeing with a $62 million compensation and benefits package, according to media reports.

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FAA Awards STC For Hartzell 5-Blade Props On CASA 212

Installations To Be Completed By Texas Turbine Conversions

Airplane modifier Texas Turbine Conversions has received a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) from the FAA for Hartzell Propeller's high performance five-blade structural composite swept propellers for CASA 212 short takeoff and landing utility aircraft.

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Iran Admits It Accidentally Shot Down The Ukrainian Airliner

Incident Resulted In The Fatal Injury Of All 176 People On Board

The Iranian government has admitted that it accidentally targeted and shot down a Ukrainian airliner last Wednesday with 176 people on board.

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Calhoun Begins Role As Boeing President And CEO

New Leadership To Focus On Safety Culture, Improved Transparency And Rebuilding Trust

David L. Calhoun has assumed the role of president and chief executive officer of The Boeing Company.

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FAA Reviews Most Recent 737 MAX Documents

No New Safety Risks Identified By The Agency

The FAA has reviewed the most recent 737 MAX-related documents submitted by Boeing for the purpose of identifying any safety implications. The agency's experts determined that nothing in the submission pointed to any safety risks that were not already identified as part of the ongoing review of proposed modifications to the aircraft.

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Airbus Delivers Strong 2019 Commercial Aircraft Performance

Aircraft Deliveries 8 Percent Higher Than In 2018

Airbus SE reports that it delivered 863 commercial aircraft to 99 customers in 2019, outpacing its previous output record set in 2018 by eight percent. In the 17th yearly production increase in a row, Airbus progressed on the transition to all NEO variants and by year end Airbus had delivered 173 wide-body aircraft, its highest number in a single year.

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TSB Outlines Its Role In The Investigation Of Ukrainian Airlines Flight 752

Will Act As An Expert And Accepted Iran's Invitation To Attend The Accident Site As Entitled In Annex 13 To The Convention On International Civil Aviation

Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) Chair Kathy Fox today provided an update on the TSB's role in the investigation of Ukrainian International Airlines flight 752 in Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran.

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Spirit AeroSystems To Idle 2,800 Workers In Wichita

Cuts Jobs Due To Expected Lower Levels Of 737 MAX Production

Spirit AeroSystems has issued a notice under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act of layoffs affecting approximately 2,800 employees at its Wichita, Kansas facility. Spirit is taking this action because of the 737 MAX production suspension and ongoing uncertainty regarding the timing of when production will resume and the level of production when it does resume.

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