US three major airlines extended 737MAX grounding

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 NBC Financial Channel News, in the past few days, Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, United Airlines have announced the extension of the 737MAX aircraft model: Southwest Airlines plans to postpone until August 5, American Airlines to 8 On the 19th, United Airlines to early July. With the arrival of the summer tourism peak, all three airlines said they are trying to reduce the impact of grounding by using spare aircraft.

Following the crash of the Boeing 737MAX passenger aircraft in less than five months, 346 people were killed, and the aircraft was banned globally. United Airlines stated in a statement on the 15th that the company’s repeated extension of the flight period indicates that the aircraft will not return to operation quickly.

According to the US Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), passenger traffic from US airlines enters the annual peak period from June to August each year. American aviation consultants and analysts believe that the suspension of the flight plan to the summer may mean that the summer ticket will be higher than in the same period of the previous year, especially for business class passengers.

According to Reuters, among the three major US airlines, Southwest Airlines has 34 Boeing 737MAX passenger aircraft, 24 American Airlines and 14 United Airlines. It is estimated that from June to August this year, Southwest Airlines will cancel 160 flights a day, and American Airlines cancels 115 flights per day.

According to the US media "Commercial Insider" website, Boeing has slowed down the production speed of this model. Up to now, Southwest Airlines has 41 737MAX passenger aircraft to be delivered, 16 American Airlines and 14 United Airlines.

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