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U.S.-European Friction Over Wiring Is Latest Complication for 737 MAX Return
Potentially hazardous wiring inside Boeing Co. BA -0.74% ’s 737 MAX jets is the latest flashpoint between U.S. and European regulators and a further complication in the grounded fleet’s return to service, according to people familiar with the...
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Southwest Flew Millions on Jets With Unconfirmed Maintenance Records, Government Report Says
A government report to be released in coming days says Southwest Airlines Co. LUV failed to prioritize safety and the airline’s regulator, the Federal Aviation Administration, hasn’t done enough about it. Southwest pilots flew more than 17 million...
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Today’s Logistics Report: Parceling Out Profits; Amazon’s Shipping Prime; Flipping Reverse Logistics
United Parcel Service Inc.’s close work with Amazon.com Inc. is paying off for the package carrier. The package carrier’s shipping volume and operating profit jumped sharply in the fourth quarter, the WSJ’s Paul Ziobro reports, as UPS gets cozier...
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Airlines Shouldn’t Always Listen to Their Customers
The financial results of European budget leader Ryanair suggest there is more bark than bite in complaints about unbundled air fares. “Just raise my ticket price instead of loading me up with extra charges, and I’ll pay.” Evidence from the airline...
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Major Boeing Supplier to Lay Off 2,800 Workers
Freeze on Boeing 737 MAX forces Spirit AeroSystems to cut back The biggest Boeing Co. BA -0.76% 737 MAX supplier said it is planning an initial 2,800 layoffs, the first announced job cuts since the grounding of a plane that is rippling through the...