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The Justice Department is investigating whether Boeing violated the terms of a 2021 deferred prosecution agreement over the 737 Max crashes.

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In an amendment to a class-action lawsuit against Boeing and Alaska Airlines filed Wednesday, it is claimed passengers on a previous flight had their concerns over the noise brushed off by a pilot.

WASHINGTON: Boeing said on Monday (Jan 29) it would withdraw its request for an exemption that would have allowed US regulators to certify the upcoming 737 MAX 7 without making immediate design changes, as it faces increasing scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators. The company, long a symbol of America's m

Boeing said on Monday it was withdrawing a request for a key safety exemption that could have allowed U.S. regulators to speed up certification of its coming 737 MAX 7.

The head of the worlds largest aircraft lessor AerCap dismissed calls for leadership changes at Boeing and said the planemaker is under no illusion about what needs to be done in the wake of a door...

The head of the world's largest aircraft lessor AerCap dismissed calls for leadership changes at Boeing and said the planemaker is under no illusion about what needs to be done in the wake of a door plug blowout on a Boeing 737 MAX 9. Several industry commentators, including influential analyst Richard Aboulafia, have called on Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun or other executives and board members to step aside.

An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 made an emergency landing in January. In my years as an FAA safety inspector I have never felt so disturbed by an accident.

Boeing has delivered its first 737 Max to a Chinese airline for the first time in nearly five years, according to flight data, in a rare spot of good news for the embattled company.