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Boeing to lose its spot to Airbus in deliveries following 737 MAX grounding

If the numbers hold throughout the year, Airbus could replace Boeing as the world's largest aircraft maker

Letter to BS: Boeing's 737 Max has suffered huge loss of reputation

Regulatory authorities, in this case Federal Aviation Administration, also failed to check the critical aspects of safety in its eagerness to give speedy approval

Boeing engaged $9-an-hour Indian engineers to build 737 Max Software

The Max software was developed at a time Boeing was laying off experienced engineers and pressing suppliers to cut costs

Boeing 737 MAX unlikely to fly until 2020 over flight-control problem

The setback, at the very least, is expected to prompt additional disruptions to airline schedules across the US and overseas

FAA orders Boeing to make more changes in 737 Max to address new risk

The FAA recently found a potential risk that Boeing must mitigate

For stricken Boeing, the Paris Air Show is more about damage control

Airbus is expected to exploit the paralysis at its rival by unveiling an ultra-long-range addition to its A320-family of planes

Boeing's response to A321XLR will be critical in rivalry with Airbus

Given that the two aircraft manufacturers are bound together in a global duopoly, Boeing may be able to change the dynamics to its advantage

Boeing had wanted to wait three years to fix safety alert on 737 Max

The company acknowledged that it originally planned to fix a cockpit warning light in 2020 after two key lawmakers disclosed the company's timetable on Friday.

Will ask Boeing to compensate for MAX grounding by Air Italy: Qatar Airways

Boeing MAX jets have been grounded worldwide and airlines are cancelling multimillion contracts following crashes in October and March that killed nearly 350 people

A fix for Boeing

Questions multiply about flight testing for the B737 MAX-8, MCAS software refinements, whistle-blowers and passenger confidence

Don't expect Boeing 737 MAX to return to service until August, says IATA

The 737 MAX was grounded globally in March after a crash in Ethiopia killed all 157 people on board, the model's second deadly crash in five months

China airline association estimates $579-mn loss from 737 MAX grounding

China was the first country to ground the 737 MAX two months ago after a crash in Ethiopia killed 157 people in March

Boeing accepts defects in 737 MAX simulator software, makes corrections

Boeing is working closely with the device manufacturers and regulators on these changes and improvements, the company said in a statement

Three veteran sales executives check out of Boeing at crucial time

Dinesh Keskar, former senior vice-president of sales for Asia-Pacific and India, said in an interview that he stepped down from Boeing on May 2 after 39 years with the company

Software update on 737 MAX now complete, says Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg

To date, Boeing has flown the 737 MAX with updated MCAS software for more than 360 hours on 207 flights

Boeing shares drop to 4-Month low as China tweet hints at lost sales

The shares dropped 3.4 per cent to $342.50 at 11:02 a.m. in New York, the lowest intraday price since Jan. 9. Caterpillar Inc., Apple Inc. and United Technologies Corp

Boeing sends 737 Max to brand rehab to avoid fate of Ford Pinto

Boeing is finalizing an update to software linked to both crashes, which it will submit to the Federal Aviation Administration in a crucial step toward getting the plane back in the air

Boeing wins shareholders' confidence, prepares for key 737 MAX test flight

Boeing expects the FAA to conduct a test flight by the end of next week of the software fix it developed for the flight system on the 737 MAX

Boeing disclosed 737 Max safety issue 'after' Lion Air crash: Southwest

The revelation raises new questions about Boeing's best-selling jet as the company works to convince airlines and regulators that the Max will be safe once a software update is installed

Boeing axes 210 orders after Jet Airways crisis, loses lead over Airbus

Boeing net orders for the first quarter slid into negative territory, with a total of minus 119 net orders after cancellations, despite a slew of new wide-body sales