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That Boeing has been charging extra for key safety features on planes probably won't be news to anyone who has faced the à la carte...
Last year the company employed 98 lobbyists, including 31 in-house, who contacted Congress and 24 federal agencies and offices on its behalf, according to federal...
A Garuda Indonesia spokesman said the decision to cancel the order was due to "consumers' low confidence" in the airplanes after the crashes. The MAX...
Boeing said Thursday it will stop its three moving assembly lines in Renton for three days next week, using the time "to help us recover...
To collect the money, families had to sign a pledge that they would not pursue legal action against Lion Air, its financial backers and insurers,...
In the wake of the two deadly crashes involving the same jet model, Boeing will make one of those safety features standard as part of...
Alaska Air Group President and Chief Operating Officer Ben Minicucci emailed a statement to employees expressing support for Boeing.
The hearing on March 27 is one of many that are expected to be held in the wake of two crashes involving Boeing's 737 Max...
The FBI is assisting a federal grand jury investigation, based in Washington, D.C., that is looking into the certification process that approved the safety of...
Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan spent more than 30 years at Boeing, leading programs for commercial planes and missile defense systems. He has been serving as...
