The passengers aboard the Alaska Airlines Boeing flight, which had a door plug blowout incident midair, received letters from the FBI that told them they might be victims of crimes.
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FAA Now Investigating Boeing Whistleblower's Safety Concerns in 787, 777 Jet Production
FAA probes Boeing's 787 and 777 production amid whistleblower's safety concerns. Allegations include engineering flaws and assembly shortcuts.
Boeing Plane Engine Cover Falls off and Hits a Wing Flap, Sparking New Inquiry From US Officials
US airline officials began a fresh investigation after the engine cowling of a Boeing 737-800 fell off during takeoff.
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun Reportedly Received Nearly $33M In Compensation Last year But Declined $2.8M Bonus
Calhoun chose not to be considered for a potential $2.8 million bonus after the midair door panel blowout incident involving an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 flight in January.
Alaska Airlines Receives Initial Payment of $160M From Boeing for Midair Incident
Boeing issued an initial payment of $160 million to Alaska Airlines following a midair door blowout incident, with further compensation expected.
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Boeing revises its 2024 earnings outlook downwards as it plans to increase cash spending in the first quarter to address quality issues with its 737 aircraft, leading to a departure from the initial $10 billion estimate.
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby assures that they prioritize safety amid recent flight problems concerning Boeing planes, pledging improvements in training and procedures to return trust in the aviation industry.
Southwest Airlines adjusts its 2024 operational and financial plans with revised revenue growth forecasts, while United Airlines also halts pilot hiring amidst industry-wide concerns over Boeing's quality control crisis.
Boeing whistleblower John Barnett died after raising concerns about the aircraft maker's production standards.
United Airlines is temporarily suspending pilot hiring due to Boeing's production challenges, which affect United's operations.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has unveiled findings pointing to quality control issues at Boeing and its top supplier, Spirit AeroSystems.
Boeing is in talks to repurchase Spirit AeroSystems, the manufacturer of fuselages for its 737 Max jets, as both companies address manufacturing flaws in the aircraft.
FAA demands Boeing overhaul quality control within 90 days after the 737 Max incident. Urgent action is needed to address missing bolts.
After Spirit AeroSystems detected two mis-drilled holes on certain fuselages, Boeing may need to repair 50 undelivered 737 MAX aircraft.
