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Boeing announced roughly 2,500 job cuts across its commercial-aircraft division, slowing jet production while Ethiopian Airlines awaits delivery of 88 aircraft.
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Boeing announced roughly 2,500 job cuts across its commercial-aircraft division, slowing jet production while Ethiopian Airlines awaits delivery of 88 aircraft.
Boeing announced it will cut 5% of its commercial airplane workforce through attrition and layoffs as its production ramp-up is moving slower than expected.
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Boeing reports a narrower third-quarter loss as defense sales climb, though commercial jet deliveries stall and the 737 Max remains in focus.
U.S. airlines have shown hesitation in adopting Boeing's latest 737 Max software versions despite recent FAA clearances regarding a navigation glitch.
Trump praises Boeing 737 MAX after a jet survives a dramatic 14,000-foot plunge during a flydubai cockpit attack.
Boeing faces new scrutiny as a software glitch in the 737 MAX triggers FAA examinations and impacts Dow Jones Industrial Average performance.
Boeing stock drops three percent as regulators review a new 737 MAX landing software glitch.
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FAA probes a Boeing 737 MAX software flaw that threatens automated landing safety, sparking airline refusals and a hit to Boeing’s stock.
Boeing has identified a new software glitch in the 737 MAX affecting automated approach and landing navigation functions.
The regulatory landscape shifts as aviation authorities alter oversight parameters for major commercial aircraft manufacturing operations.
FAA lifts restrictions, letting Boeing certify its own 737 MAX and 787 jets again
The FAA has returned the authority to sign off on airworthiness certificates for 737 MAX and 787 aircraft to Boeing, marking a major regulatory shift.