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FAA to convene regulators’ summit on 737 Max safety

Bloomberg The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) next month will brief international aviation regulators on the agency’s work evaluating when the Boeing Co 737 Max can return to service, which some countries have signalled they intend to decide on their own. The FAA called the May 23 meeting “to provide participants the FAA’s safety analysis that will inform its decision ...

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Carrefour organic food helps cope with ‘woes’

Bloomberg Carrefour SA’s growing sales of organic food helped the French retailer make up for continued weakness in its non-grocery business in the first quarter. Comparable sales rose 2.7 percent to $22.4 billion, the company said, a result that met analysts’ estimates. Growing sales of organic food are boosting Chief Executive Officer Alexandre Bompard’s effort to revamp the company’s sprawling ...

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Southwest CEO hints ‘affair with 737’ may end soon

Bloomberg Southwest Airlines Co built its low-cost model on the efficiencies of flying a single plane, the Boeing Co 737. Now the carrier’s chief executive officer is cracking open the door to the idea that nothing lasts forever. In the aftermath of the second deadly crash of the new Max model and a global grounding of the plane, Southwest CEO ...

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