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Responding to senators’ questions regarding the FAA’s timeline for grounding the Boeing 737 MAX, acting administrator Daniel Elwell, said he stood by the decision, which was based on a review of flight track data of the deadly Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes. Photo: AP

In the wake of two crashes that have shaken both the share value and consumer confidence in Boeing, company officials defended the 737 airplane line and are taking steps to ensure the safety of their jets going forward. Photo: AP

At a Senate hearing Wednesday, acting FAA Administrator Daniel Elwell pledged a thorough review of the facts and safety measures before the grounded Boeing 737 Max takes flight again. Photo: Bloomberg News

WSJ's Joanna Stern "bumps into" Steph Korey in the elevator and asks about the luggage company's push into physical retail, her advice for raising capital and her travel habits. Photo: Rob Alcaraz

Boeing’s 737 MAX evolved to meet surging international demand for air travel and in the process became its top-selling plane. WSJ’s Jason Bellini looks at how the grounding of the fleet following the Ethiopian Airlines crash could have a significant impact on Boeing’s future. Photo: Getty

Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 crashed minutes after takeoff Sunday, killing all 157 on board. WSJ re

Aviation regulators in Europe and other regions began grounding the Boeing 737 MAX jet, marking an u

Buying airline tickets can be a maddening ordeal. Luckily, new studies are providing some clues into the inner workings of airline ticket pricing. WSJ's Scott McCartney has the details. Photo: Getty Images.

Shoes, slacks, shirts–which goes in the bag first? Barbara Maly, a butler at New York's St. Regis Hotel, is a packing pro. She shows you how it's done. Photo/Video: Adam Falk