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FAA’s Approval of the 737 Max Questioned – But Why Now?

March 19, 2019

Both the Department of Justice and Transportation Department’s inspector general are investigating the FAA’s approval of the Boeing 737 Max and, in particular, the aircraft’s anti-stall system known as MCAS.

The FAA is supposed to ensure that Boeing aircraft are safe. Investigators want to know:

  • Are the FAA and Boeing too cozy?
  • Is the FAA’s

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PG&E Knew That Equipment That Caused Camp Fire Was Close to Failure But Decided Not to Repair and Instead Hope for Rain

March 19, 2019

The Boeing 737 Max 8 Controversy Explained

March 11, 2019

PG&E’s Proposed Bonus Program Prioritizes Profits Over Safety

March 8, 2019

PG&E Dodges and Weaves During Questioning in Bankruptcy Proceeding

March 7, 2019

Atlas Air Flight 3591: Looking to EgyptAir Crash for Answers

March 5, 2019

PG&E Buckles On Bonuses

February 25, 2019

PG&E To Pay Its Bankruptcy Lawyers Staggering Sums

February 1, 2019

PG&E’s Pledge to Compensate Fire Victims Not to be Trusted

January 31, 2019

Judge Rules PG&E Violated Its Criminal Probation; May Take Action To Prevent PG&E From “Burning Alive” More California Residents

January 30, 2019

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