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It rains again on Boeing and this time anticipating any problem, recommends leaving on land 737 MAX of at least 16 airlines. photo boeing.
In a brief statement and without specifying the affected airlines or number of planes, the North American manufacturer Boeing indicated the following:
Boeing recommended to 16 customers addressing a potential electrical issue on a specific group of aircraft 737 MAX before continuing operations. The recommendation is made to allow verification that a sufficient ground path exists for a component of the electrical power system..
We are working closely with the US Federal Aviation Administration. UU. On this production topic. We are also informing our customers of the specific queue numbers affected and will provide instructions on appropriate corrective actions..
No further explanation yet or affected models, Boeing's recommendation will affect 16 airlines, that they should immediately ashore their 737 MAX while the indicated electrical problems are resolved.
For its part, the FAA also briefly communicated on its social networks about it:
@Boeing recommends to operators of some aircraft 737 MAX to temporarily remove them from service to address a potential electrical issue. The FAA will make sure the problem is addressed. Passengers should contact airlines about possible flight delays and cancellations.
This situation comes when two years have passed since the Boeing 737 MAX They were grounded all over the world and there are still hundreds of these aircraft waiting to return to their respective airlines due to still existing restrictions in several countries around the world..
Until now, the airlines that have been affected and that are known, are the following:
- Southwest: 30 aircraft
- United: 16 aircraft
- American: 17 aircraft
- Alaska: 4 aircraft
It should be noted that the numbers indicated above do not represent all the aircraft of these airlines., since the detected problem does not affect all 737 MAX.
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