Budget carrier Ryanair has seemingly given the clearest indication of how Boeing intends to find its way out of the marketing and sales catastrophe that is the 737 MAX. A photo has emerged of a Boeing 737 MAX painted in
Boeing stock (BA) struggled during the week’s opening trading session after a subsidiary of state-owned Saudi Arabian Airlines canceled a $5.9 billion, 30-jet order in the wake of the 737 Max controversy. Boeing’s loss looks like the Airbus A320’s gain,
By CCN: Boeing stock dropped 1.29% to $371.77 today, after falling as low as $366 when the Wall Street Journal reported that the company knew of the 737 MAX safety issues a year before reporting them to the FAA. The
By CCN: Boeing can’t seem to keep itself out of the news – for all the wrong reasons. Last night a military aircraft with 143 people on board skidded off a runway at Naval Air Station Jacksonville and crashed into
The Dow Jones Industrial Average assembled a monster rally on Friday, surging 250 points to place the index within striking distance of its all-time high. Astonishingly, the DJIA managed this feat even as major index component Chevron tanked on reports
Boeing’s woes are stacking up. The latest blow? A class-action lawsuit filed by shareholders on Tuesday that charges that the airline defrauded them for not informing them of technical deficiencies of their ill-fated plane. The problems began when two 737
The Dow Jones Industrial Average struggled on Monday, dropping more than 100 points after Boeing and several other major components lurched into the red. Tech giant Apple provided a bright spot, though, which helped the DJIA mount a slight recovery
The Do w lagged the broader U.S. stock market for most of the session on Wednesday, with Boeing shares resuming their slide after preliminary findings of the Ethiopian Airlines crash revealed that the pilot followed the aircraft’s emergency procedures –
There is an eerie calm settling over Boeing Company shares (BA). Having been pressured sharply lower after the recent fallout from the second horrific crash of a 737 Max 8 airliner, the price is trading sideways in an incredibly tight
Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes have experienced their second fatal crash in five months. Former NASA Engineer Mike Slack commented on the trend in an interview with CCN and raised some sobering questions about the aircraft’s certification. Former NASA Engineer:
In the aftermath of the tragedy that befell the passengers on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET302, several airlines around the world have grounded the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft that has now been involved in two crashes in less than six
There are no survivors on an Ethiopian Airlines plane crash that occurred on a March 10 flight that was bound for Nairobi. The flight, which took off from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is believed to have been carrying 149 passengers and
Enlarge / One of the two Have Blue prototypes sits in a hangar at Lockheed’s Skunk Works in Burbank, California in this 1978 photo. The aircraft was the first real
