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| + | |20190311||spiegel.de||[http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/flugzeugabsturz-usa-halten-boeing-737-max-8-maschinen-fuer-flugtauglich-a-1257345.html Boeing 737 Max 8 USA halten Boeing-Maschinen für flugtauglich]||[[BOEING 737 MAX]] / [[FAA]] | ||
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|20190311||zerohedge.com||[https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-11/boeing-shares-fall-9-hundreds-737s-grounded-following-2nd-deadly-crash FAA Declares Boeing 737 MAX 8 'Safe To Fly' Despite 2nd Crash In 5 Months]||[[BOEING 737 MAX]] / [[FAA]] | |20190311||zerohedge.com||[https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-11/boeing-shares-fall-9-hundreds-737s-grounded-following-2nd-deadly-crash FAA Declares Boeing 737 MAX 8 'Safe To Fly' Despite 2nd Crash In 5 Months]||[[BOEING 737 MAX]] / [[FAA]] | ||
Revision as of 03:27, 12 March 2019
Articles
| Date | Source | Title | Tags |
| 20190311 | spiegel.de | Boeing 737 Max 8 USA halten Boeing-Maschinen für flugtauglich | BOEING 737 MAX / FAA |
| 20190311 | zerohedge.com | FAA Declares Boeing 737 MAX 8 'Safe To Fly' Despite 2nd Crash In 5 Months | BOEING 737 MAX / FAA |
| 20150918 | aviation-business-gazette.com | FAA recognizes Andreas Guenter Lubitz: Rheinland Pfalz-based pilot sets positive example | LUBITZ, ANDREAS GUENTER / FAA |
