The C-Forty, the Boeing 737 MAX, and the Air Force's Bet on Aviation's Most Complicated Comeback Story
The U.S. Air Force will become the Boeing 737 MAX's first military operator, with FY2026 funding approved for a single C-40 acquisition.
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TAROM's First Boeing Seven Thirty-Seven MAX and the Slow Rebuilding of an Airliner's Reputation
Romania's TAROM has taken delivery of its first Boeing 737 MAX 8, marking another milestone in the aircraft's years-long rehabilitation following two fatal crashes.
TowerThe Boeing Seven Thirty-Seven MAX Victim Fund, Four Hundred Forty-Four Million Dollars, and Six Years Between Tragedy and the First Payments
A $444.5 million Boeing 737 MAX criminal restitution fund is beginning to pay out six years after two crashes killed 346 people and exposed systemic failures in aircraft design and certification.
TowerBoeing ordered to pay forty-nine point five million dollars to a seven thirty-seven MAX crash family after seven years in court
A federal jury ordered Boeing to pay $49.5 million to a Lion Air 610 victim's family after a seven-year legal battle over the 737 MAX crashes.
TowerThe Boeing seven thirty-seven MAX crashes and the safety reckoning that reshaped how we certify airplanes
The Boeing 737 MAX crashes killed 346 people and triggered sweeping FAA certification reforms that changed how all aircraft are approved to fly.
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