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LONG BEACH – A Former Boeing engineer placed on the FBI’s “Ten Most Wanted Fugitives” list for alleged child molestation will be deported to the United States. A judge in Canada ordered the deportation of Richard Steve Goldberg. The 61-year-old former Long Beach resident, who lived in Montreal under the alias Terry Wayne Kearns, broke […]

The aircraft manufacturer has been hit by a series of costly delays which have delayed the roll-out of its 737s this year including mis-drilled holes in the fuselage and incorrectly installed parts.

Facing repeated quality failures on parts supplied to Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems fired CEO Tom Gentile. Former Boeing exec Pat Shanahan is interim CEO.

Westwin Elements is looking at other locations for its pilot nickel refining plant.

Will LeoStella go beyond LEO? The satellite manufacturer's new CEO is raising his sights beyond low Earth orbit.

Two Boeing 737 Max jetliners took off in China on Friday. The flights are the first for the 737 Max in China since the aircraft was grounded in March, 2019, following two crashes caused by a software glitch.

Boeing commercial aircraft sales increased in 2022, after plummeting in the wake of two 737 Max jet crashes caused by software malfunctions. Airbus remains the world's biggest distributor of commercial airliners.

Boeing and its former CEO, Dennis Muilenburg, have reached a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over what the SEC says were “materially misleading” public statements following the deadly crashes involving 737 MAX Jets in 2018 and 2019. 

Former Boeing chief pilot Mark Forkner was acquitted by a Texas jury on Wednesday in a fraud case that followed the deadly crashes of the Boeing 737 MAX. Forkner was the only person charged with criminal charges for the plane's problems. He hasn't worked for Boeing for years,

Prosecutors said Mark Forkner was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury and accused of deceiving safety regulators who were evaluating the plane.