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(Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co. took the first step toward returning its grounded 737 Max 9 jetliners to service, issuing guidance to airlines on the inspections required following a mid-air structural failure late last week. Most Read from BloombergMusk’s Drug Use Concerns Tesla, SpaceX Leaders, WSJ SaysBoeing Slumps After Panel Blowout Leads to Partial 737 GroundingChina Says It Caught Foreign Consultant Spying for UK’s MI6The so-called multi-operator message gives detailed instructions on the steps

Investors have fresh concerns about the 737 MAX after a frightening weekend incident.

Shares in Boeing fell as much as 8% in pre-market trade on Monday, wiping $12 billion off the aerospace giant's stock market value.

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — United Airlines said on Monday that it found some loose bolts on several 737 MAX 9 planes during its inspections required by the Federal Aviation Administration after one of the plane’s parts blew out Friday mid-air on an Alaska Airlines flight. “Since we began preliminary inspections on Saturday, we have found […]

The decision by American regulators on Saturday night to temporarily ground several Boeing 737 jets is a massive blow to the US aircraft giant, as well as to the airlines that use its planes.