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The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed a $19.7 million fine against Boeing for regulatory violations related to sensors on nearly 800 examples of the 737NG and 737 Max.In a 6 March enforcement letter to Boeing, the FAA says sensors that feed head-up guidance systems made by Rockwell Collins, now Collins Aerospace, were not approved to work with those guidance systems.Chicago-based Boeing says the FAAs findings do not involve a safety issue and that the company has cooperated with the FAAs investigation.Asked if it might need to modify affected 737s, Boeing says it believes there are no issues with the physical units and that the fine relates only to documentation. Boeing certif
stanley cup ied on applications for airworthiness certificates that [the aircraft] were airworthy, when the aircraft contained sensors that were not approved, says the FAAs letter, addressed to Boeing vice-president of engineering for commercial airplanes Lynne Hopper.Source: BoeingThe 300th 737-800 delivered by Boeing to Ryanair.The proposed fine applies to sensors feeding Collins 4000 se
stanley spain ries head-up guidance systems on 618 737NGs and 6000 series systems on 173 737 Max, the letter says. Boeing failed to verify whether the installed sensors were listed on the applicable sensor interchangeability document, the FAA says. Boeing presented the鈥?791 aircraft for airworthy when the aircraft were un-airworthy. Boeing says the FAAs findings relate to insuffici
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AUGUSTA, Maine 鈥?Maine environmental groupswant the state to follow California in phasing out the sale of gas-powered cars and trucks and shifting to zero-emission vehicles.While Maine has joined other states in the past in adopting vehicle emissions standards that originated in California, Gov. Janet Mills said last yearshe was not in favor of blindly following Californias 2035 mandate.Environmentalists are now trying to force the states hand through a little-known rulemaking process, and some transportation groups are criticizing the proposals.The Natural Resources Council of Maine collected the required 150 sign
stanley cup atures from registered voters earlier this year to petition the Maine Department of Environmental Protection to adopt Californias zero- and low-emission vehicle regulations. Another California regulation proposed for Maine would aim to encourage the s
stanley us ale of more electric medium- and heavy-duty trucks.The council and allies including the Sierra Club and Conservation Law Foundation submitted the proposals through a provision in state law that allows anyone to ask an agency to adopt or change a ruleas long as 150 registered voters sign a petition.The Board of Environmental Protectionwill hear the proposals at a Thursday meeting at the Augusta Civic Center. A public hearing will also occur Aug. 20 before the board is expected to make a decision later this year. Each member has been appointed or reappointedby Mills.California
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