Alaska Airlines said on Wednesday (Jan 10) it would cancel all flights on 737 MAX 9 jets through Saturday (Jan 13) as it continues to wait for regulatory approvals to resume flying after a cabin panel blowout Boeing suggested was caused by a "quality" issue.

Boeing's mid-air door blowout: US transportation head gives no timeline for return of 737 Max 9 planes

Braving the supply chain constraints, shortage of labour in the aftermath of a global pandemic and relentless quality checks by regulators, Boeing, one of the biggest aviation companies in the world has restarted its delivery of the 787 Dreamliner, for the first time since May 2021.

Boeing delivers its first 787 Dreamliner in over a year

Spicejet will induct 50 Boeing 737 max planes by 2022-23. Spicejet hopes to phase out its older 737 older Boeing 77 800 ng and replace them with fuel-efficient max planes.

India: Spicejet's global operations to be expanded

Boeing Co will pay over $2.5 billion to resolve the U.S. Justice Department's investigation into two deadly 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people, the Justice Department said on Thursday (January 7), but will not be forced to plead guilty to criminal charges.

Boeing to pay $2.5 billion to resolve US criminal probe into 737 MAX crashes

U.S. regulators last week ended a 20-month grounding triggered by two fatal crashes of Boeing 737 MAX plane. Europe is also all set to lift its flight ban on the plane in January next year. The head of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) said that the 737 MAX was safe to fly after changes made to the design of the jet.

European regulator to lift its flight ban from Boeing 737 MAX in January next year

Boeing 737 Max certification test in coming week, 737 Max grounded since March, 2019. Watch this report!

Boeing 737 Max certification test in coming week, 737 Max grounded since March, 2019

In a 13-page report, a US congressional committee said Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) and Boeing missed "multiple red flags and clear data points” while recommending 737 MAX to continue flying after the first crash in Indonesia in October 2018.

US congress report faults Federal Aviation Administration, Boeing for 737 Max crashes

Boeing had hoped that the Federal Aviation Administration would re-certify the aircraft, grounded after two deadly crashes, by the end of the year. With a heavy order book, they kept producing the plane, albeit at a lower rate than before.

Boeing supplier employees anxious as company halts 737 Max production

No Amount Of Controversies Seems To Be Able To Affect The Business Of Boeing Two crashes, 346 deaths later, there are still takers for Boeing. British Airways' wants to buy 200 737 Max jets. In fact, this will be one of the most lucrative deals ever for Boeing. The company seems to be able to ward off any controversy, however big it is. Here's a report

Gravitas: British Airways' owner to buy 737 Max