Aerospace
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Air Canada suspends financial guidance for 2019 after Boeing 737 Max grounded
Max 8 aircraft make up about 10 per cent of the main 243-plane fleet operated by Air Canada and its low-cost offshoot, Rouge
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Ethiopian Airlines says analysis of flight recorders begins
The decision to send the flight recorders to France was seen as a rebuke to the United States, which held out longer than most other countries in grounding the Boeing 737 Max 8s
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U.S. industrial production rose just 0.1% in February
The report adds to recent evidence of a slowdown in manufacturing, a possible byproduct of weaker global growth and the import taxes imposed by Trump
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FAA’s close ties to Boeing questioned after 2 deadly crashes
Employees of airplane manufacturers performing government-required safety inspections raises a potential conflict of interest
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Statistics Canada reports manufacturing sales up 1.0% in January [UPDATED]
Sales were up in 15 of 21 industries
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Anxious passengers can’t get through to Air Canada as Max 8 ban snarls service
Air Canada says it will waive cancellation charges and rebooking fees for Max 8 flights within three weeks of the original travel date
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NASA’s new rocket won’t be ready for moon shot next year
NASA will decide in the next couple of weeks whether to stick with its rocket and delay – or go commercial for this one-test flight
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Air Canada, WestJet to take financial hit from 737 Max 8 ban
The carriers use the commuter planes daily on routes that include Vancouver-Calgary, Vancouver-Montreal and Montreal-Los Angeles
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Leading metalworking trade fair a platform for future industrial technologies
The 2019 theme is “Smart technologies driving tomorrow’s production”
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Garneau orders grounding of all Boeing 737 Max 8s over safety concerns
The decision to ground the plane is a precautionary move that was made after a review of all the available evidence, said Transport Minister Marc Garneau
