Southwest Targets 2027 for Boeing 737 MAX 7 Service Entry
Southwest Airlines targets a 2027 service entry for its 737 MAX 7 fleet, pending delayed FAA certification for the smaller Boeing variant.
15 aviation articles tagged “Aircraft Certification”
Southwest Airlines targets a 2027 service entry for its 737 MAX 7 fleet, pending delayed FAA certification for the smaller Boeing variant.
Boeing received FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 flight simulators, a key step allowing validation of pilot training courseware.
Transport Canada certified Gulfstream's G500 and G600 jets, a move following U.S. tariff threats over alleged certification delays on American aircraft.
Boeing has received initial FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 simulators, a key step in preparing pilots for the new widebody's entry into service.
Deutsche Aircraft's new CCO, Anastasija Visnakova, unveiled a commercial vision for the D328eco regional turboprop, targeting EASA/FAA certification by late 2027.
Southwest Airlines faces significant operational challenges as the Boeing 737 MAX 7 certification delays continue, forcing the carrier to adjust its fleet and capacity plans.
US President Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian aircraft and decertification of Bombardier Global jets, pushing Canada toward new trade partners.
Japanese startup SkyDrive is pushing for a key eVTOL certification milestone with its three-seat SD-05 multicopter, aiming to meet Japan Civil Aviation Bureau standards.
Boeing is reportedly planning the first flight of a production 777X aircraft in April, a key step for the delayed widebody program and future Lufthansa deliveries.
US President Trump threatened a 50% tariff and decertification of Bombardier and all Canadian-made aircraft unless Transport Canada certifies Gulfstream jets.
US President Trump threatened a 50% tariff and decertification of Bombardier jets unless Canada certifies Gulfstream models, escalating a major aviation trade dispute.
President Trump threatened a 50% tariff on Canadian aircraft sold in the US, potentially disrupting North American aerospace manufacturing and sales.
Vertical Flight Society's 2026 Transformative Vertical Flight meeting in San Jose focuses on eVTOL commercialization, safety, and integrated aircraft design, signaling a critical year for Advanced Air Mobility.
Air India will operate its new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner with certain operational limitations on the Mumbai-Frankfurt route pending critical FAA approvals.
EASA certified the Bombardier Global 8000, the world's fastest business jet, completing its global regulatory clearance for expanded European operations.