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Boeing: Alaska Airlines incident 'our mistake,' says Boeing CEO; vows transparency - Vimarsana News

Boeing: Alaska Airlines incident 'our mistake,' says Boeing CEO; vows transparency

"We're going to approach this (by) number one acknowledging our mistake," Calhoun told employees at a safety meeting called after Friday's emergency landing, which came after one of the plane's panels blew out mid-flight. "We're going to approach it with 100 percent and complete transparency every step of the way," he said. Calhoun, who ascended to Boeing's top post in January 2020 as the company reeled from two fatal crashes on the 737 MAX, committed to working with the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), which is probing the incident.

Gaining 20% In 2023 Will Delta Continue To Outperform Southwest Stock? - Vimarsana News

Gaining 20% In 2023 Will Delta Continue To Outperform Southwest Stock?

In this note, we discuss why we believe that DAL will offer better returns than LUV in the next three years.

Source: forbes.com
Airlines and flyers are stuck with 737 Max, like it or not - Vimarsana News

Airlines and flyers are stuck with 737 Max, like it or not

Boeing rival Airbus is sold out of its competing A320 narrow-body planes into the 2030s, and no new aircraft design is expected until then, either

Will Boeing Stock Recover To Its Highs Of Over $250? - Vimarsana News

Will Boeing Stock Recover To Its Highs Of Over $250?

Boeing stock (NYSE: BA) currently trades at $229 per share, around 10% below its level in March 2021, and it seems like it can see higher levels over time.

Source: forbes.com
Mid-air blowout puts Boeing back in hot seat - Vimarsana News

Mid-air blowout puts Boeing back in hot seat

A mid-air blowout has put jetmaker Boeing back in the exact place investors and management hoped it would avoid – back in the regulatory crosshairs just as it was awaiting approval of new models of its best-selling MAX jet.