Boeing 737 MAX 7 Nears FAA Type Certification in July 2026
The FAA is expected to certify the Boeing 737 MAX 7 by late July 2026, enabling Southwest Airlines to begin its long-delayed fleet modernization.
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The FAA is expected to certify the Boeing 737 MAX 7 by late July 2026, enabling Southwest Airlines to begin its long-delayed fleet modernization.
Southwest Airlines has launched an interline partnership with Air Premia, connecting 120 U.S. cities to transpacific routes via three major gateways.
Southwest Airlines has finalized its exit from Chicago O'Hare and Washington Dulles as part of a strategic summer network restructuring.
Southwest Airlines Flight WN139 diverted to Honolulu after declaring an inflight emergency 90 minutes into a flight from Maui to Las Vegas.
Morgan Stanley upgraded Southwest Airlines to a $60 price target as the carrier's shift to assigned seating drives a 60% adoption rate of premium add-ons.
Southwest Airlines will eliminate 7 routes from St. Louis Lambert International Airport in Q3 2026 to optimize capacity toward focus cities.
Southwest Airlines operated its first flight with Starlink Wi-Fi on June 22, 2026, targeting over 300 aircraft installations by year-end.
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 was struck by a ground equipment vehicle in Memphis on June 21, causing a four-hour flight delay for passengers.
Delta Air Lines will launch daily nonstop service between Austin and San Jose on October 6, 2026, as it expands its presence at the Texas airport.
Two Southwest Airlines Boeing 737s made contact during a nighttime pushback at T.F. Green International Airport, prompting an FAA investigation.
Two Southwest Airlines Boeing 737s sustained damage in a ground collision at Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport on June 11, 2026.
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan says airfares will remain high despite potential fuel cost drops following the US-Iran conflict.
Southwest Airlines plans to launch 8 to 12 long-haul international routes within five years, leveraging its dominant position at BWI.
Southwest Airlines banned humanoid robots after one flew as a passenger, citing significant fire risks from large, unregulated lithium-ion batteries.
NTSB urges the FAA to mandate realistic pilot training for cockpit smoke after a Southwest 737 MAX bird strike filled the flight deck with oil smoke.
Southwest Flight 2665 diverted to Tulsa after its Boeing 737-700 windshield cracked at 37,000 feet, delaying passengers by about 4 hours.
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association's $100M lawsuit against Boeing for lost wages during the 20-month 737 MAX grounding will proceed in Texas.
Southwest Airlines' new seating policy forces passengers into middle seats on empty flights to comply with strict aircraft weight and balance rules.
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 bound for Phoenix diverted to Oklahoma City after declaring an emergency due to an onboard medical situation.
Southwest Airlines defeated a class-action lawsuit after a court ruled passengers who never flew the 737 MAX suffered no legal injury.