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Air India crash: Are Boeing’s fuel switches faulty? Could that be the reason for the mishap?
After the Air India crash in Ahmedabad, the Indian aviation regulator and other airlines across the world have ordered checks of the fuel control switches in their Boeing planes. This comes after the fuel switches have come under scrutiny following the initial investigation into the accident.
The Boeing 737-900ER engines, at times, are unable to generate enough thrust for a safe takeoff at particular airports. Airports and authorities that wish to see the 737-900ER must determine that it ...
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The NTSB issued an “urgent safety recommendation” related to the engine on the 737 MAX after two incidents where smoke entered the cabin.
Most planes fly with their landing gear and wheels fully retracted, but Boeing's 737 still has its wheels exposed when it's aloft. Here's why.
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