The 737 Max problem bubbles up with positive
news on any given day. However, this given day the Concern is over GNK's thrust
reversers’ parts, which it hasn't yet solved. It was reported from Rueters that
concern over the engine part maker has fallen behind with its anticipated
pacing item for this critical element found on the 737 Max.
“Boeing on track
to meet 737 MAX production targets – spokesman”
"On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported concern
among industry executives that the process could be slowed because of problems
at GKN producing the jetliner's engine thrust reverse mechanisms."
GKN Is Dropped as a Supplier Update November 2015
However, as always, reporting anything negative is better than
reporting nothing at all. Somehow, I don't know how, but at the end of 2015,
the 737 Max assembly will occur as the Max will fly on in early 2016, as
expected with thrust reverse provided and implemented safely.
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