Dozens of aviation regulators, or air carriers, ranging from the United Kingdom to Malaysia have banned Boeing 737 Max 8 jets, or variants, on Tuesday.
A flurry of aviation regulators, or air carriers, ranging from the United Kingdom to Malaysia, on Tuesday banned Boeing Co.’s BA, -6.15% 737 Max 8 jets, or variants.
Australia on Tuesday said that “in light of the two recent fatal accidents, the temporary suspension of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft operations was in the best interests of safety.” No Australian airline operates the plane, but two global carriers operate 737 Max planes in Australia, the country’s civil aviation regulator said.
The Wall Street Journal has reported that Boeing has delivered more than 370 Max planes to 47 customers, including leasing firms that place the jets with airlines around the world. U.S. carriers, sticking by the FAA guidance.
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