In a letter to the FAA, the NTSB chair has suggested that at least 40 non-US operators could be flying aircraft with a ...
Faulty parts that could cause the 737’s rudder control system to jam may be in use by at least 40 non-U.S. carriers.
NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy accused the FAA of "downplaying the urgency" of potentially defective rudder systems on some ...
The head of the NTSB blasted the FAA, saying the agency is not taking seriously enough the potential for jammed flight ...
NTSB tests after the February incident showed the component that failed was the "rollout guidance actuator," which has a ...
"I remain concerned that the FAA, as a whole, did not take this issue more seriously until we issued our urgent safety ...
The NTSB has issued urgent safety recommendations regarding a rudder control component on some Boeing 737 planes.
The FAA is not moving quickly enough to address risks posed by non-conforming parts on hundreds of 737s, NTSB Chair Jennifer ...
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board has said more than 40 foreign operators of Boeing 737 planes may be using ...
In a new letter shared with CNN, NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy wrote FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker to say that the regulator failed to act when the pilots of a United Airlines Boeing 737 MAX ...
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