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The Tremendous Fine of $3.1 Million From FAA to Boeing, Which on the Other Hand Can Now Re-Certify Its Own Aircraft for the Flight
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The aerospace engineer of the NTSB Leani Benitez-Cardona, and his partner Matthew Fox, head of materials, studying the "stopper" that came out of the fuselage of a 737 MAX of Alaska Airlines in January 2024 – NTSB He had not seen it at the time. But these days it has been confirmed that Boeing paid the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) the tremendous fine that it imposed on him for all that follion of the fuselage piece that came out of a 73…
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