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US Opens Safety Probe Into Boeing After Alaska Airlines Incident

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced Thursday it is launching a safety probe into Boeing following last week's near-catastrophic incident on an Alaska Airlines-operated 737 MAX. "This incident should have never happened and it cannot happen again," the FAA said in a statement, after a panel known as a…

International Business Times

What happened to the 737 Max 9? Boeing CEO admits mistakes after Alaska Airlines incident

Flight cancellations are expected to continue throughout the week after many Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft were grounded

Evening Standard

Boeing Probing 'What Broke Down' In Latest Incident: CEO

Boeing is still in fact-finding mode following Friday's near-catastrophic aviation incident, searching for "what broke down" in its processes, Chief Executive Dave Calhoun said Wednesday.

International Business Times

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US transportation head says no grounded Boeing 737 Max 9 planes will return to air ‘until it is safe’

Pete Buttigieg says no timeline for return of aircraft as Alaska Airlines announces cancellation of 110-150 flights each day

The Guardian - US

Boeing CEO 'shaken to the bone' by Alaska Air accident, and admits mistake

David Calhoun praised the heroic efforts of Alaska Airlines crew for skirting catastrophe and preventing the first fatal U.S. aviation accident since 2009.

Fortune

Boeing CEO admits mistakes, investigations underway after plane incident

Join us as Boeing CEO, Dave Calhoun, acknowledges mistakes after a terrifying incident. NTSB Chair, Jennifer Homendy, shares insights on the investigation.

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Boeing 737 Max: What is the future for the troubled plane?

The aircraft is under scrutiny following a terrifying incident at 16,000ft. Simon Calder investigates whether Boeing’s most successful jet will be able to stay flying amid safety concerns

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Boeing chief admits 'mistake' after 737 Max door panel blow-out

Dave Calhoun says Alaska Airlines incident can 'never happen again' after panel blow-out mid-air

Evening Standard

Boeing CEO: Alaska Airlines Incident 'Our Mistake,' Vows Transparency

Boeing Chief Executive Dave Calhoun took responsibility on Tuesday for a near-catastrophic Alaska Airlines incident last week, vowing "complete transparency" as the aviation giant tries to pivot from its latest crisis.

International Business Times

CEO says Boeing must acknowledge ‘our mistake’ as 737 Max 9 jets are grounded

Planes await inspection by aviation regulators after panel blowout on Alaska Airlines flight amid heightened safety concerns

The Guardian - US

Boeing, Stock Of The Day, Soars On Earnings As Dow Extends Win Streak

Signs of improving production and deliveries assuage investor worries after delays to key jets.

Investors Business Daily

How Boeing’s CEO moved the company forward in the face of multiple crises

Dave Calhoun details the steps he took to get Boeing back to everyday business after the Max crashes and the pandemic.

Fortune

Boeing's CEO is repairing its reputation after the 737 Max crisis

Calhoun became CEO amid the planemaker's 737 Max crisis.

Fortune

China’s Plane Shortage Is Good News for Boeing

After years of anemic sales, the US manufacturer is again bullish on deliveries to Chinese carriers.

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Tribune News Service

New Boeing quality issue means fewer 737 Maxes for airlines this summer

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun indicated Tuesday that the latest 737 Max production quality problem will delay airplane deliveries such that about 45 to 50 Maxes that airlines planned to have for their peak summer season won't arrive in time.

Fortune

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun has charted a path back to profitability–but ongoing supply chain issues seem plane crazy

Calhoun has gotten the company back on track–but the specter of persistent supply chain woes means more turbulence could be on the horizon.

Tribune News Service

After 4 tough years, can Boeing break through the clouds?

After a glitch in February, Boeing is finally delivering again its two most important jets, the 737 MAX and the long-haul 787 Dreamliner.

The New Daily

Flying on autopilot: Serious moves made toward pilotless air travel

Aviation experts say it will take a few decades of development and testing before regulatory authorities will give automated commercial planes the green light.

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Tribune News Service

Boeing added 15,000 jobs in 2022, with more hiring ahead

Boeing’s trajectory as it strives to dig out of a deep hole is strangely the inverse of the giant tech companies.

Tribune News Service

As Boeing posts more red ink, CEO cites progress, swipes at FAA

Still struggling with a wobbly supply chain and production slowdowns, Boeing lost $663 million, or $1.06 per share, in the fourth quarter despite Wall Street analysts’ expectation of a profit.

Fortune

Biggest CEO successes and setbacks: 2022’s triumphs and 2023’s challenges

How the likes of Satya Nadella, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Cathie Wood did in 2022–and the challenges that await them in 2023.

Tribune News Service

Pitching investors, Boeing projects short-term pain, then stability

Boeing on Wednesday lowered Wall Street expectations on jet deliveries and the cash Boeing will generate in the next couple of years while offering hope of a full recovery in three to four years.

Tribune News Service

Boeing to resell some 737 Maxes built for Chinese airlines

Boeing's top executives said Thursday they will begin to resell some of the 737 Maxes built for Chinese airlines, a signal of impatience with the protracted closure of the Chinese aviation market.

Tribune News Service

Boeing CEO threatens to cancel 737 MAX 10 unless Congress acts

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun said he’s ready to cancel the 737 MAX 10 program if Congress doesn’t extend a regulatory deadline that would allow the jet to enter service without an upgrade to the 737 crew alerting system.

Tribune News Service

Boeing wants more workers in the office to ramp up production. Not everyone wants to go back

Boeing has ordered some of its remote workforce back to the office to help the company ramp up production and fix supply-chain problems. But like many employers navigating the pandemic as it winds down, the aerospace giant is getting pushback from workers who resent giving up their "home" offices when…

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