Boeing has reported no new orders for its 737 Max airplane, which was grounded in March, following two fatal crashes. The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday fined Southwest Airlines $200,000 and barred the airline from flying until it provides details of a serious safety problem that led to two crashes last year in Alabama and California. Boeing has prepared software fixes for the planes, but regulators have not yet said when the planes will be permitted to fly again. In June, the International Consolidated Airlines Group provisionally agreed to buy 200 jets. In contrast, Airbus reported 389 commercial plane deliveries in H1 2019.
Boeing has reported no new orders for its 737 Max airplane, which was grounded in March, following two fatal crashes. The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday fined Southwest Airlines $200,000 and barred the airline from flying until it provides details of a serious safety problem that led to two crashes last year in Alabama and California. In June, the International Consolidated Airlines Group provisionally agreed to buy 200 jets. In contrast, Airbus reported 389 commercial plane deliveries in H1 2019.