Boeing is now reckoning with a blow to its reputation and the financial cost of getting the planes back in the air. The production dip alone has cost it $1 billion so far
Boeing is facing one of the biggest crises in its history following crashes involving its fastest-selling jetliner.
The newspaper's report comes as Boeing is close to submitting its software fix linked with the two fatal 737 Max accidents
The Indonesian entrepreneur is the figurehead for what is now one of the planemaker's largest customers with 187 jets on order and 200 already delivered
The global fleet of 737 MAX planes has been barred from flying since mid-March
Over 300 Boeing 737 MAXs have been grounded worldwide after a total of 346 people died in a Lion Air crash in Indonesia in October and in an Ethiopian Airlines crash outside Addis Ababa last month
All this would be bad for growth and bad for American and European prosperity, said French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire
Total orders, an indication of future demand, fell to 95 aircraft in the first quarter from 180 a year earlier, suggesting a wait-and-watch approach for airlines as Boeing rides out the worst crisis i
Chicago-based Boeing faces many other lawsuits over the crashes, including by victims' families and by participants in its employee retirement plans
There is limited flexibility for airlines to switch to alternatives from Airbus or Boeing, said Fitch
The statements came hours after Ethiopian officials said pilots of a doomed plane had crashed last month after following the company's recommendations, leaving 157 people dead
The report recommends "the aircraft flight control system shall be reviewed by the manufacturer."
The March 10 disaster prompted a worldwide grounding of Boeing's best-selling plane and scrutiny of its certification process
Despite a marquee China order, the planemaker isn't gloating
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the estate of Ethiopian Airlines passenger Jackson Musoni of Rwanda, claims the 737 Max 8 isn't safely designed
US Federal Aviation Agency said that no passengers were on board the aircraft, which was being transferred to Victorville, California for storage
Lawmakers pressed Chao on several aviation safety issues now under a microscope following the twin crashes of Boeing's latest 737 airliner
It's possible the changes will get the 737 Max back in the air within weeks, said aviation consultant Robert Mann
Investigators looking to uncover the causes must answer one of the biggest questions: Was the plane's software to blame?
Boeing has scheduled a briefing on Wednesday for about 200 pilots and airline representatives in Renton, Washington, home of its 737 assembly complex