Despite ongoing internal reviews and safety investigations, Boeing can’t seem to break its streak of bad luck when it comes to the company’s troubled 737 Max line of aircraft. After recent incidents of a mid-flight blowout and missing hardware, another flight landing in New Jersey last month reported a different and potentially worrisome issue. A United Airlines 737 Max 8 was coming in for a landing at Newark Liberty International Airport when the pilots reported that they were experiencing “stuck rudder pedals.” Considering the important role those rudders perform while navigating the aircraft, that’s a problem. Thankfully, the plane was still able to land successfully and make its way to the terminal with all 155 passengers and crew being able to deplane without any injuries being reported. (Fox Business)
Federal officials are investigating another incident involving a Boeing 737…
