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Airbus extends lead over Boeing in 2019 airliner deliveries
Boeing airliner delivers tumble again in July due to grounding of its Max jet after two deadly crashes.
Boeing reshuffles management of grounded 737
The management shakeup marks a shift in the US planemaker's immediate focus toward getting its best-selling 737 MAX, the jet that was grounded after two crashes killed nearly 350 people in the span of five months, back in the air and generating cash.
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Boeing deliveries fall 37%, set to lose biggest planemaker title
The American planemaker's net orders for the first six months was in the negative, with a total of minus 119 net orders. Boeing had minus 125 net orders as of the end of May.
Boeing pledges $100 million to those affected by 737 Max crashes
The families of some victims of the crashes have filed numerous lawsuits against the company and are requesting millions of dollars in damages.
Grounded Boeing 737 Max planes now occupy the company's parking lot for employees
Aerial shots and footage of the company's Renton Factory in Washington state showed aeroplanes have parked in a parking lot meant for employees' cars.
Boeing sees fix for latest 737 MAX software flaw in September
Boeing is grappling with the fallout of two crashes of its 737 MAX jet within five months, killing a combined 346 people and prompting a worldwide grounding in March and a slew of litigation.
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New software glitch found in Boeing's troubled 737 Max jet
Government test pilots trying out Boeing's updated Max software in a flight simulator last week found a flaw that could result in the plane's nose pitching down, according to two people familiar with the matter.
June 27, 1979, Forty Years Ago: Boeing’s Racism
Front page of The Indian Express published on June 27, 1979, Forty Years Ago.
Indian suppliers integral part of our global supply chain: Boeing
"Our investments in India are robust and ongoing, spanning technology, hi-tech innovation, production capacity, establishing a supply chain network, and developing skilling centres for aerospace manufacturing in India."
Boeing in talks for more 737 MAX orders after International Airlines Group
Boeing's top-selling aircraft has been taken out of service worldwide since an Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crashed in March, five months after a Lion Air 737 MAX plunged into the sea off Indonesia. A total of 346 people died in the two disasters.
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