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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BINGU_PUTHA" data-source="post: 24281393" data-attributes="member: 469273">Who is grounding planes?Ethiopian AirlinesThe  carrier has grounded the remaining four Boeing 737 MAX 8s in its fleet  until further notice, as an "extra safety precaution."ChinaChinese  airlines including the "Big Three" Chinese carriers -- China Airlines,  China Eastern and China Southern -- operate 97 of the planes, according  to state-run media. In the wake of Sunday's crash, the country's Civil  Aviation Administration ordered all domestic 737 MAX 8 jets out of the  air by 6 p.m. local time Monday, citing "zero tolerance for safety  hazards."SingaporeThe  Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore announced Tuesday it was  "temporarily suspending operation of all variants of the Boeing 737 MAX  aircraft into and out of Singapore in light of two fatal accidents  involving Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in less than five months." The  suspension will start at 2 p.m. Singapore time and effect SilkAir, a  regional carrier in the city-state, and the following airlines that fly  into Singapore: China Southern Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Shandong  Airlines and Thai Lion Air.SilkAir  previously said it had no plans to ground its six 737 MAX 8 aircraft,  which operate between Bengaluru, Cairns, Chongqing, Darwin, Hiroshima,  Hyderabad, Kathmandu, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Phnom Penh, Phuket and  Wuhan.IndonesiaIndonesia temporarily grounded all Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes operated by its airlines on Monday, pending further inspections.In  a statement, the Directorate General of Air Transportation at the  Ministry of Transportation said the policy would "ensure that aircraft  operating in Indonesia are in an airworthy condition."AustraliaAustralia's  Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has temporarily suspended  airlines from flying all Boeing 737 MAX jets to or from Australia. "This  is a temporary suspension while we wait for more information to review  the safety risks of continued operations of the Boeing 737 MAX to and  from Australia," CASA CEO Shane Carmody said.No  Australian airlines fly the 737 MAX, CASA said, but two foreign  carriers had previously flown the aircraft into the country --  Singapore's SilkAir and Fiji Airways. SilkAir has been temporarily  barred from flying any 737 MAX out of Singapore by the city-state's  aviation authority, though Fiji Airways said Tuesday that it would  continue flying the two 737 MAX 8s in its fleet. CASA said in a statement it was working with Fiji Airways to minimize disruptions to passengers. AeromexicoThe  Mexican carrier is temporarily suspending the use of its six 737 MAX 8  planes "until more thorough information on the investigation of flight  ET302 accident can be provided."Aerolíneas ArgentinasThe Argentine airline said it would temporarily suspend commercial operations for the five 737 MAX 8s in its fleet. Cayman Airways Cayman  Airways operates two new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. It said Monday it  was grounding both planes "until more information is received."Comair Airways The  South African carrier said it would remove the 737 MAX 8 from its  flight schedule, despite the fact that "neither regulatory authorities  nor the manufacturer has required it to do so." "While  Comair has done extensive preparatory work prior to the introduction of  the first 737 MAX 8 into its fleet and remains confident in the  inherent safety of the aircraft, it has decided temporarily not to  schedule the aircraft while it consults with other operators, Boeing and  technical experts," the airline said in a statement.Eastar JetSouth  Korean low-cost carrier Eastar Jet said it would temporarily ground its  two 737 MAX 8 planes starting Wednesday to "dispel the worry and  concern of the people." The company said operations would resume when there were no more safety concerns.copyright : CNN</blockquote>

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