Boeing estima retorno 737 MAX 4Q2019
AW | 2019 06 04 19:17 | AIR INVESTIGATION / AVIATION SAFETY
El CEO de Boeing estima que el Boeing 737 MAX retornaría su vuelo en 4Q2019
The Boeing Company ha estimado que los Boeing 737 MAX podrían volver a volar para finales de año 2019, pero no ofrece una línea de tiempo certera. Los 737 MAX de Boeing probablemente obtendrán la luz verde para volar de nuevo a fines de 2019, dijo el CEO Dennis Muilenburg, mientras que declinó brindar un calendario específico.
La compañía está realizando vuelos simulados con reguladores de seguridad aérea de la Administración Federal de Aviación (FAA) esta semana para regresar al servicio tan pronto como fuese posible. Boeing trabajará en estrecha colaboración con los clientes para reparar la confianza dañada del público volador, pero esto llevará tiempo, dice Muilenberg.
El problema adicional derivado de las pistas de listones defectuosas en los slats, no representan una puesta a tierra de la flota de los Boeing 737NG/MAX en el mundo, pero se espera que los 737 MAX permanezcan a tierra probablemente hasta el final del año para continuar con las pruebas en el sistema MCAS.
Perspectivas
En Abril 2019, Boeing anunció planes para reducir las tasas de producción de la línea 737 de 52 aviones por mes a 42 unidades. Si los problemas de los aviones 737 MAX no se solucionan en un período de tiempo razonable, los clientes leales de la compañía podrían comenzar a cancelar los pedidos de estos aviones y buscar alternativas. La seguridad de los pasajeros y las tripulaciones son de suma importancia para los transportistas.
Airbus posiciona mercado
Airbus adquirió un contrato de US$ 35 mil millones en China en Marzo 2019 para entregar 290 aviones de fuselaje estrecho de la serie A320 y 10 aviones de fuselaje ancho A350. Esto fue un gran golpe para Boeing, ya que pierde una parte considerable en el mercado chino. Aunque la compañía aún tiene una posición fuerte en el mercado de aviones comerciales de pasillo único, las cancelaciones de pedidos de los 737 y los nuevos pedidos de aviones de Airbus continuarán perjudicando las perspectivas de futuro de Boeing.![]()
Boeing estimates return 737 MAX in 4Q2019
The CEO of Boeing estimates that the Boeing 737 MAX would return its flight in 4Q2019
The Boeing Company has estimated that the Boeing 737 MAX could fly again by the end of the year 2019, but it does not offer an accurate timeline. The Boeing 737 MAX will likely get the green light to fly again by the end of 2019, said CEO Dennis Muilenburg, while declined to provide a specific timetable.
The company is conducting simulated flights with aviation security regulators from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) this week to return to the service as soon as possible. Boeing will work closely with customers to repair the damaged trust of the flying public, but this will take time, says Muilenberg.
The additional problem derived from the slats’ defective lane tracks does not represent a grounding of the Boeing 737NG/MAX fleet in the world, but it is expected that the 737 MAX will remain grounded probably until the end of the year. Continue testing in the MCAS system.
Perspectives
In April 2019, Boeing announced plans to reduce production rates of the 737 line from 52 aircraft per month to 42 units. If the problems of the 737 MAX aircraft are not solved in a reasonable period of time, the loyal customers of the company could begin to cancel the orders of these aircraft and look for alternatives. The safety of passengers and crews is of paramount importance to carriers.
Airbus positions market
Airbus acquired a US$ 35 billion contract in China in March 2019 to deliver 290 narrow-body A320 series aircraft and 10 A350 wide-body aircraft. This was a big blow for Boeing, since it loses a considerable part in the Chinese market. Although the company still has a strong position in the single aisle commercial aircraft market, orders cancellations of the 737s and new orders for Airbus aircraft will continue to hurt Boeing’s future prospects. A \ W
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