Tag: 737 MAX
Boeing, FAA take a hit in MAX report
A US Congressional report released Wednesday (16 September) called into question the regulations and processes that allowed the Boeing 737 MAX to be certified...
Boeing loses US$2.4 billion in Q2
Boeing reported a US$2.4 billion Q2 loss on Wednesday (29 July) and said it will slow production of its main commercial aircraft as the...
Boeing tells Spirit AeroSystems to pause MAX work
The main supplier for Boeing’s 737 MAX programme, Spirit AeroSystems, which produces the 737 MAX fuselages or shipsets, said Wednesday (10 June) it received...
COVID-19: Boeing begins layoffs, resumes 737 MAX production as US death...
American plane maker Boeing announced Wednesday (27 May) that it will cut more than 13,000 employees as it continues to try to ride out...
Boeing dodges a bullet with US$25 billion bond deal
American plane maker and defence giant Boeing dodged a huge financial bullet last week when financial markets reacted more than positively to what initially...
UPDATED: Boeing posts Q1 loss of US$641 million
UPDATED: Boeing posts Q1 loss of US$641 millionBoeing reported a first-quarter loss of US$641 million as the company continues to deal with the grounding...
Boeing says it will resume commercial plane production in Washington’s Puget...
Troubled American plane maker Boeing said Wednesday (16 April) that it will restart next week “all commercial airplane production” in a “phased approach” at...
Bad day for Boeing
Authorities in Ethiopia released a report on the March 2019 crash of a Boeing 737 MAX jet that killed 157 people on board and...
UPDATED: Boeing, FAA ‘jeopardised the safety of the flying public’ with...
A US Congressional committee investigating two Boeing 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people has slammed Boeing and the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)...
Boeing posts loss as 737 MAX weighs on earnings
American plane maker Boeing reported its first annual loss in more than two decades on Wednesday (29 January 2020), weighed down by the continued...
