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Boeing CEO warns of airline supply constraints, U.S.-China trade - Vimarsana News

Boeing CEO warns of airline supply constraints, U.S.-China trade

SEATTLE/CHICAGO — Boeing Co Chief Executive Dave Calhoun on Thursday pointed to potential “supply constraints” beginning in the summer after a “more robust”…

The $15 billion jet dilemma facing Boeing's CEO - Vimarsana News

The $15 billion jet dilemma facing Boeing's CEO

SEATTLE/PARIS — Boeing Co CEO Dave Calhoun faces a multibillion-dollar dilemma over how to rebuild sales in its core airliner business that has sparked an…

The $15 billion jet dilemma facing Boeing's CEO: How to rebuild sales - Vimarsana News

The $15 billion jet dilemma facing Boeing's CEO: How to rebuild sales

Read more about The $15 billion jet dilemma facing Boeing's CEO: How to rebuild sales on Business Standard. Boeing is reeling from a safety scandal following crashes of its 737 MAX airliner and an air travel collapse caused by the pandemic

Boeing resumes 737 MAX deliveries following latest issue -source - Vimarsana News

Boeing resumes 737 MAX deliveries following latest issue -source

1 Min Read SEATTLE, May 19 (Reuters) - Boeing Co resumed deliveries of its best-selling 737 MAX on Wednesday, following approval of a fix for an electrical grounding issue that sidelined dozens of jets, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters. (Reporting by Eric M. Johnson in Seattle Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)

Boeing faces new hurdle in 737 MAX electrical grounding issue -sources - Vimarsana News

Boeing faces new hurdle in 737 MAX electrical grounding issue -sources

Article content The problem, which also halted delivery of new planes, was then found in two other places on the flight deck, including the storage rack where the affected control unit is kept and the instrument panel facing the pilots. The glitch is the latest issue to beset the 737 MAX, which was grounded for nearly two years starting in 2019 after two fatal crashes. The slog of questions over a relatively straightforward electrical issue illustrates the tougher regulatory posture facing America’s largest exporter as it tries to emerge from the 737 MAX crisis and the overlapping coronavir...