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Deliver a record number of jets this year. boeing's slump is having a ripple affect across the aerospace industry. suppliers have been forced to cut output and idle staff while airlines have had to cancel thousands of flights. analysts don't expect regulators to clear the max to fly again before the end of september. boeing is still working on fixes to its aircraft's flight control systems. in a tweet storm, president trump urged people to support home depot and warned two can play that game on business boycotts. the hash tag #boycotthomedepot began trending after word that bernie marcus wou...

Boeing's 737 max 8." but just last night, boeing announced it would install a new software upgrade to those very same airlines and its flight control systems after the crash of another max 8 in october. so if there's truly no issue, why the software patch? software that goes to navigation, operational control, of the aircraft? why isn't that enough? let's discuss with people who know better than certainly i do. jeff guzzetti, former faa director of accident investigation. i told you i'd need you back. and ray lahood, former transportation secretary under president obama. i've leaned on you for...

Right now, we're in a bizarre situation. the world, literally much of the world, has banned this boeing jetliner that's involved in the ethiopian airlines crash. and there was another one five months ago. the united states remains one of the few operators allowing it to fly. the faa says there's, "no basis to order the grounding of boeing's 737 max 8." but just last night, boeing announced it would install a new software upgrade to those very same airlines and its flight control systems after the crash of another max 8 in october. so if there's truly no issue, why the software patch? software ...

Of the current reliance and prompted by lion air and those crash investigation results indicated that erroneous data from a single sensor that measures the angle of the plane's nose caused the stall prevention system to misfire and a series of events put the aircraft into a dangerous dive. the anticipated software fix from boeing will limit the extent of the flight control systems downward push on the plane's nose. that seeps lims like a good ide. how soon will it be ready? u.s. regulators are expected to mandate this change by the end of next month. okay. so that's still a ways off but in the...