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Boeing Resumes B737 MAX Production After Strike

Boeing has officially resumed production of its B737 MAX aircraft as of December 6, 2024, marking a significant step forward following a seven-week strike by over 33,000 factory workers. The strike, which ended in early November, had temporarily halted manufacturing operations, causing disruptions across Boeing’s supply chain.

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Centrum Air to Launch Tashkent–Colombo Flights in December 2024

Centrum Air (Uzbekistan) has announced the launch of a new route connecting Tashkent to Colombo, Sri Lanka, starting on December 15, 2024. The flights will be operated using the airline’s modern Airbus A321neo aircraft, offering passengers an efficient and comfortable travel option between the two cities.

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Boeing to Resume B737 MAX Production After Machinists Strike

FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker has announced that Boeing has yet to resume production of the B737 MAXfollowing a machinists strike that temporarily halted operations. However, the aerospace giant is planning to restart manufacturing by late December 2024, marking a critical step in addressing the backlog of orders and stabilizing its production schedule.

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GOL Reaches Deal to Reduce Liabilities to $250 Million

GOL Linhas Aéreas, Brazil’s largest low-cost airline, has reached a significant agreement to reduce its liabilities to the Brazilian government by $750 million, cutting the total amount owed to $250 million. This development marks a crucial step in the airline’s efforts to secure a stable financial future and emerge successfully from bankruptcy proceedings.