NTSB Probe Into Downed DHC-3 Seaplane Focuses on Tail
In a new report, the National Transportation Safety Board said it is focusing on a broken part as a potential cause of the September Otter accident that killed 10 people.
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Certification of Boeing 737 Max May Be Delayed
Boeing must achieve regulatory approval for the Max 10 and the slightly smaller variant—the Max 7—no later than December to meet its delivery deadlines.
Boeing To Pay $200 Million To Settle SEC Charges It Misled Investors about 737 Max
Ex-CEO Dennis Muilenburg agrees to pay a penalty of $1 million.
FAA: Citation Landed With Gear Up Before Catching Fire in Eastern Washington
Ten passengers and crew escaped the burning aircraft unhurt after Tuesday’s accident.
Seaplane Wreckage Found in Puget Sound
Investigation continues into last week’s deadly Turbine Otter crash near Seattle.
New DOD Office To Focus On Military Aviation Safety
The DOD’s new Joint Safety Council aims to “bridge the gap between commercial aviation practices and military aviation realities.”
Teen Wants To Learn To Fly After Rescuing Pilot
In a dramatic save, a 19-year-old freed himself and a pilot from fiery wreckage after a helicopter struck power lines over a cherry orchard.
Crew Survives Navy MH-60S Crash in California
The accident Thursday marked the third military training mishap in the state in a week.
One Month After China Eastern Airlines Tragedy, Many Questions Remain
Investigation focuses on black boxes as airline resumes 737-800 flights.
Part Believed To Be From China Eastern Airlines Jet Found Miles From Crash Site
The find has investigators considering the possibility of an inflight breakup.
