Boeing's Calhoun given more time to plan comeback
Boeing’s Calhoun given more time to plan comeback AFP, NEW YORK Boeing Co on Tuesday announced that David Calhoun would remain chief executive officer potentially through 2028 as the aviation giant navigates a multiyear comeback following the 737 MAX scandal and the COVID-19 travel industry collapse. Boeing raised the company’s retirement age for Calhoun to 70, ensuring a measure of continuity during a still-uncertain time in aviation and as questions linger over the company’s practices after two tragic MAX crashes claimed 346 lives. Boeing, which has a standard retirement age of 65, ci...