American Airlines Extends 737 Max Cancellations Into April

American Airlines has extended its flight cancellations involving the 737 Max planes into April due to ongoing issues following two fatal crashes. The airline, which has 24 of these planes, initially planned to cancel 140 flights daily through March 4th, but now extends this to April 6th. These cancellations affect only 2% of its daily flights, with most flights continuing as scheduled using different aircraft. Boeing is working on a software update for the 737 Max, aiming to resume flights soon, though FAA approval may take until February or March.

What reason did American Airlines give for extending flight cancellations into April?

How many Max planes does American Airlines have in its fleet?

What percentage of daily flights does the 140 cancellations represent for American Airlines?

What is Boeing working on for its 737 Max aircraft?

When do U.S. officials expect the FAA to give approval for the grounded planes?