FAA Approves Boeing Fixes for Latest 737 MAX Problem

FAA approves Boeing fix for jets grounded by electrical flaw

FAA approves Boeing fix for jets grounded by electrical flaw

WATCH | Boeing wins FAA OK for 737 MAX electrical fix

Boeing on Wednesday won approval from US regulators for a fix of an electrical grounding issue that had affected about 100 737 MAX airplanes,

FAA approves Boeing fix for jets grounded by electrical flaw

Federal regulators have approved a Boeing procedure to fix about 100 jets that have been sitting for a month because of an electrical-grounding issue

Boeing fix for jets grounded by electrical flaw is approved

WASHINGTON — Federal regulators have approved a Boeing procedure to fix about 100 737 Max jets that have been idled for the past month because of improper electrical grounding of some components.

Boeing Says US Approves Fix For 737 MAX Electrical Issue

Boeing on Thursday said it had received approval from US regulators for a fix to an electrical problem that has grounded more than 100 737 MAX planes globally since early April. "After gaining final approvals from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), we have issued service bulletins for the affected fleet," a Boeing spokesman said. "We'll continue to stay close to our customers as they complete the work to return their airplanes to servi…

FAA chief defends 737 Max, calls new fix ‘straightforward’

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration expressed “absolute confidence” in the Boeing 737 Max on Wednesday and said fixing the latest problem in the troubled jetliner will be “straightforward."FAA Administrator Stephen Dickson gave no date, however, for when roughly 100 grounded Max jets might be approved to fly again. Airlines that own the planes are waiting for Boeing to fix a production flaw involving improper electrical grounding of …