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Prior to the pandemic, Boeing's business had been impacted by groundings of its 737 MAX aircraft. [65] By 7 April, Boeing had indefinitely suspended production at Boeing South Carolina and Puget Sound, Washington, completely halting the assembly of its commercial aircraft. [66] On 21 April, Boeing announced a management structure overhaul. [67]
Incidents involving Boeing airplanes have set back some passengers who had overcome their fear of flying. Several have changed flights to avoid Boeing aircraft.
A major U.S. airline is likely to go out of business because of the coronavirus pandemic, the CEO of Boeing has predicted.Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun spoke to Today on Tuesday about the "grave" threat ...
Boeing Co.'s specially modified jumbo jet for carrying oversize structures of the 787 Dreamliner to assembly plants in Washington and South Carolina is called the Dreamlifter. The past 18 months ...
The BBC investigation established that Iraq's and Lebanon's first COVID-19 cases originated on Mahan Air flights. Planes that went to Tehran from China also made onward travel within 24 hours to Barcelona, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur and Istanbul. From 6 February to 31 March, a total of 37 Mahan Air flights went to Dubai, 19 flights went to Turkey, 12 ...
An Embraer 170 (bottom) pictured with a Boeing 737-800 (top). The E-jets are smaller than the 737, which is Boeing's smallest airliner. On July 5, 2018, a Memorandum of Understanding was announced for a strategic partnership: for $3.8 billion Boeing would have an 80% stake in a joint venture with Embraer, which would produce and service Embraer's commercial airliners (the ERJ, E-Jet and the E ...
Sam Mohawk is a 51-year-old quality assurance investigator at Boeing's factory in Renton near Seattle, a huge plant where the 737 Max is built. It is the company's best-selling aircraft, but one ...
Boeing lost 45 orders for the MAX, following cancellations and conversions, through the first 10 months of 2019. [53] On January 14, 2020, Boeing reported a net loss of 87 aircraft orders in 2019, its worst performance in three decades; airline customers had canceled 183 orders for the MAX, while Boeing received only 96 orders for other aircraft.