It rains again on Boeing and this time anticipating any problem, recommends leaving on land 737 MAX of at least 16 aerolídenies. photo boeing.
In a brief statement and without specifying the aerolsíneas affected or núaircraft grouper, the North American manufacturer Boeing indicatedó the next:
Boeing recomendó a 16 clients addressing a potential probleméctric in a spec groupíairplane pic 737 MAX before continuing operations. The recommendationón is done to allow verificationón that a sufficient ground path exists for a power system componentíhimécitrica.
We are working closelyón with Administración Federal AviationóEE no.. UU. In this issue of productionón. Spaghettién we inform our clients of the nútailed grouperíaffected and will provide instructions on appropriate corrective actions..
Without further explanationúNo models affected, the recommendationón the Boeing afectará a 16 aerolídenies, what a dutyán immediately on land 737 MAX while the problems are resolvedérecommended ctrics.
For its part, the FAA alsoéI don't communicateó briefly on their social networks about it:
@Boeing recommends to operators of some aircraft 737 MAX to be temporarily removed from service to address a potential problem onéelectric. The FAA will ensureá for the problem to be addressed. Passengers must contact the airlinesíinstructions on possible flight delays and cancellations.
Esta situationón arrives at the moment when two toñsince the Boeing 737 MAX were left ashore around the world andúThere are hundreds of these aircraft waiting to return to their respective airports.íneas beforeún existing restrictions in several countriesíses of the world.
Until now, the aerosolsíareas 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 núThe numbers indicated above do not represent all of the aircraft of said airlines.ídenies, since the detected problem does not affect all 737 MAX.
