TUI and Boeing have agreed a “comprehensive package” of measures to offset the consequences of the grounding of the 737 MAX. While the details of the agreement remain confidential, it provides ...

UK investigators believe pandemic-related interruptions to a first officer’s flight training probably contributed to a Boeing 737-800 tail-strike incident on take-off from Manchester earlier this year ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Holiday company TUI Group said the grounding of its Boeing 737 MAX planes would continue to drag on profits, with a hit of up to 400 million euros possible in its 2020 financial ...

Investigators probing an unreliable airspeed incident on a Boeing 737-800 have traced the event to technicians’ using transparent film, instead of high-visibility stickers, to protect static ports ...

TUI AG blamed the grounding of its Boeing Co. 737 Max fleet for wiping out a profit rebound as the world’s largest holiday company cut costs and expanded in cruise ships. The global idling of the Max ...

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A TUI flight had a close call when it encountered a "serious incident", which happened only three days before a separate "catastrophic failure". Details of the initial scare were revealed by the Air ...

TUI AG became the first company in Europe to begin flying passenger services with the revised Boeing Co. 737 Max jet, kicking off with a trip from Brussels to Malaga in Spain earlier on Wednesday. The ...

The airliner had lost contact with the Air Traffic Control, sparking the alert launch of two Eurofighters in QRA (Quick Reaction Alert). On Apr. 9, 2019, two Eurofighter Typhoon jets belonging to the ...

TUI Group, Europe's biggest travel company, said it had struck a deal with aircraft maker Boeing for compensation and slower delivery of the 737 MAX plane, helping its finances during the coronavirus ...

TUI AG blamed the grounding of its Boeing Co. 737 Max fleet for wiping out a profit rebound as the world’s largest holiday company cut costs and expanded in cruise ships. The global idling of the Max ...