NTSB Releases Final Report on Alaska Door Plug Failure
Agency makes recommendations for Boeing and FAA.
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Whistleblower’s Wrongful Death Lawsuit Ends in Settlement With Boeing
Aircraft manufacturer and family of deceased John Barnett have agreed to end their legal dispute.
Boeing CEO to Step Down, President to Retire
The leadership shake-up is the latest for the aircraft manufacturer in the wake of an incident where a door plug dislodged from a Boeing 737 Max 9 midflight.
NTSB Hearings Set in Boeing Door Plug Failure Probe
According to a new report, the aircraft was to have come out of service for maintenance the same day the in-flight structural failure occurred.
FAA Boeing Audit Illuminates 737 Production Issues
The aircraft manufacturer failed 33 of 89 tests in a production audit, according to the aviation safety agency.
Boeing Confirms Discussions About Acquiring Spirit AeroSystems
The aircraft giant is looking into acquiring its contract parts manufacturer.
FAA Anticipates Permanent Inspector Deployment at Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems
Administrator updates lawmakers on the Alaska Airlines incident and receives grilling over pilot retirement legislation.
Boeing Responds to Missing Bolts
The Boeing CEO says the aircraft manufacturing giant is accountable.
FAA Cracks Down on Boeing
Quality control and more inspections and maintenance will be required for the 737 Max 9.
Boeing to Shut Down Facility for a Day
The quality stand-downs will start at the Renton, Washington, factory.
