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business12 days ago•2 min saved

Chicago jury orders $49.5 million payout to family of 2019 737 MAX crash victim

A Chicago jury awarded $49.5 million to the family of 24-year-old Samya Stumo for her death in the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crash, after about two hours of deliberation. Most related lawsuits have settled, but Boeing faced a civil trial in this case. Boeing previously paid fines and settlements following related crashes and a criminal fraud charge, with the company expressing condolences and noting families’ rights to pursue claims in court.

via CBS News|

#737-max #boeing #business

business1 month ago•2 min saved

Boeing narrows Q1 loss as Max production climbs and new certifications loom

Boeing reported a slimmer Q1 loss with revenue of $22.22 billion and an adjusted loss of $0.20 per share (vs. $0.83 expected); net loss was $7 million (0.11 per share). Commercial deliveries rose 10% to 143, while 737 Max output remains about 42 aircraft per month. The company expects FAA certification for the 737 Max 7 and 10 later this year, with deliveries starting in 2027, and saw growth in defense and services.

via CNBC|

#737-max #aerospace #aircraft-production

market-news2 months ago•16 min saved

Boeing Slips on Wiring Snag That Delays 737 MAX Deliveries

Boeing’s stock slid after the company said a machining error caused wiring scratches on some 737 MAX jets, delaying deliveries briefly. The issue is small and expected to be fixed in days, with only a potential minor hit to Q1 2026 deliveries, while the full-year target of about 500 MAX jets remains intact as orders rise. Analysts remain bullish, with a Strong Buy consensus and an average price target around $276.36, implying roughly 24% upside.

via TipRanks|

#737-max #ba #boeing

business3 months ago•4 min saved

Vietnam Airlines bets big on short-haul expansion with 50 Boeing 737 MAXs

Vietnam Airlines finalized a first single-aisle order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft (primarily 737-8) to grow its short- and medium-haul network as demand rises, pairing the new jets with its existing 787s to modernize its fleet and support growth toward a five-star international carrier by 2030.

via Boeing Newsroom|

#737-8 #737-max #boeing

business4 months ago•3 min saved

Ethiopian Airlines Expands Long-Haul Fleet with Nine Boeing 787s

Ethiopian Airlines ordered nine Boeing 787 Dreamliners (787-9) to expand its international network of 145 destinations, complementing an earlier commitment for 11 Boeing 737 MAX jets, bringing its total Boeing orders to 20 and underscoring demand for fuel-efficient long-haul aircraft.

via Boeing Newsroom|

#737-max #787-9 #boeing-787-dreamliner

business4 months ago•1 min saved

Boeing Edges Airbus in 2025 Net Orders for First Time in Seven Years

Boeing finished 2025 with 1,173 net orders and 600 deliveries (63 in December), marking its first net-order lead over Airbus since 2018, even as Airbus delivered more jets in 2025 (793) with 889 net orders; supply-chain constraints persisted, airlines secured early-2030s delivery slots, and recent orders from Alaska Airlines and Delta signal ongoing demand.

via CNBC|

#737-max #airbus #aircraft-deliveries

transportation4 months ago•2 min saved

Alaska Airlines Pilot Sues Boeing Over Midair Door Blowout

An Alaska Airlines pilot is suing Boeing, claiming the company wrongly blamed him and others for a 2024 incident where a panel blew out of a Boeing 737 Max, causing minor injuries but a safe landing, after Boeing and its supplier were implicated in a repair oversight. The pilot, praised for his quick response, alleges Boeing's attempts to deflect liability caused him distress and legal issues, despite the NTSB's findings of a maintenance error.

via ABC News|

#737-max #aircraft-safety #alaska-airlines

business4 months ago•4 min saved

Alaska Airlines Pilot Defends Actions After Boeing Blame

Alaska Airlines pilot Brandon Fisher, praised for safely landing a Boeing 737 Max after a panel flew off, is suing Boeing, claiming the manufacturer wrongly blamed him and others for the incident caused by manufacturing flaws, specifically missing bolts that led to the panel's detachment.

via AP News|

#737-max #alaska-airlines #aviation-safety

aviation7 months ago•2 min saved

United Airlines 737 MAX Diverts and Cracks Windshield After Mysterious Object Encounter

A United Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 flying from Denver to Los Angeles diverted to Salt Lake City after a windshield cracked mid-flight, possibly due to hail or space debris, causing a six-hour delay for passengers. The incident is under investigation, with theories including space debris and hail damage.

via The Economic Times|

#737-max #aviation #diversion

aviation7 months ago•4 min saved

United Airlines 737 MAX Pilot Injured in Windshield Crack Incident

A United Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 was diverted to Salt Lake City after a windshield cracked midair, showing scorch marks and bruising suggesting a high-energy impact, possibly from space debris or a meteorite, though the cause remains under investigation. The pilot was slightly injured, but all passengers were safely rebooked, highlighting a rare and mysterious incident in commercial aviation.

via Aviation A2Z|

#737-max #aviation #aviation-safety

business7 months ago•3 min saved

Boeing Approved to Increase 737 MAX Production to 42 Planes Monthly

Boeing received FAA approval to increase its 737 MAX production rate to 42 planes per month, up from 38, as part of its efforts to improve financial stability and recover from past safety and quality issues, including recent safety inspections and supply chain challenges.

via Reuters|

#737-max #boeing #business

business7 months ago•1 min saved

FAA Approves Boeing's 737 MAX Production Increase to 42 Planes Monthly

The FAA has approved Boeing to increase 737 MAX production from 38 to 42 planes per month after safety reviews, marking a significant recovery milestone for the company following a safety crisis.

via CNN|

#737-max #boeing #business

business7 months ago•2 min saved

FAA Approves Boeing's 737 Max Production Increase After Crash

Boeing has received FAA approval to increase the production of its 737 Max jets to 42 per month, nearly two years after a safety crisis led to production restrictions following two fatal crashes and a subsequent grounding of the aircraft. The FAA conducted extensive reviews to ensure safety as Boeing plans further increases, signaling a recovery in confidence and a step towards stabilizing the company's production and financial performance.

via CNBC|

#737-max #aircraft-safety #boeing

business8 months ago•3 min saved

Boeing Shares Surge as FAA Eases Restrictions and Secures Major Orders

Boeing will regain the ability to certify some of its planes, including the 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner, after the FAA's decision to allow the company to issue airworthiness certificates again, marking a significant step in restoring trust following safety concerns and previous certification issues.

via The New York Times|

#737-max #787-dreamliner #airworthiness-certificates

business8 months ago•2 min saved

FAA Restores Boeing's Certification Authority for 737 Max and 787 Jets

The FAA announced it will allow Boeing to sign off on some 737 Max and 787 planes before delivery, marking a step towards regaining regulatory confidence after safety crises and production issues, with certificates issued on alternating weeks following a thorough review of Boeing's production quality.

via CNBC|

#737-max #787-dreamliner #airworthiness-certificates