By Mary Schlangstein and Alan Levin | Bloomberg NewsA Southwest Airlines Co. 737 Max aircraft being flown to storage was forced to return to a Florida airport Tuesday after experiencing an engine problem, the carrier said. The fault had “absolutely no relation” to the flight-control issue that prompted U.S. regulators to ground all 737 Max aircraft on March 13. The Max aircraft was being flown to storage in Victorville and only the pilots were on board, Southwest said. An Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max followed a similar flight path before it slammed into the ground on March 10. The shares dropped as much as 3.1 percent following initial reports of the Southwest plane’s emergency landing.

Source: Ethiopian News March 26, 2019 22:07 UTC