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Oriana PawlykPolitico |
Transportation Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington pledged a bill responding to the latest Boeing safety mess by year’s end. Witness Boeing engineer...
Ed Pierson says he still won’t fly on a MAX plane.
Republicans have prodded the FAA to use its authority to force airports to stop the practice, which they worry could be expanded.
Cruz told POLITICO that his amendment is about ensuring that political VIPs aren’t endangered as they pass through public spaces in airports.
United Airlines and Alaska Airlines are both reconsidering future plans for more Boeing 737 MAX jets.
Congress, along with federal investigators, are asking tough questions about exactly what went wrong that led to the mid-air incident aboard Alaska...
The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate Friday night's incident where an exit door blew out of an Alaska Airlines plane mid-flight....
Last year's travel mess left 16,900 flights canceled and more than two million passengers stranded.
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