Damning New Evidence In Boeing’s 737 MAX Response
Boeing is facing new scrutiny over its handling of the 737 MAX MCAS (Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System) situation.
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Boeing Considers ‘Next Steps’ After Pulling Contract Offer for Striking Workers
Boeing announced Tuesday that the company has withdrawn its contract offer to striking machinists union workers as it considers “next steps.”
FAA Issues New Boeing 737 Safety Warning
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a safety alert to airlines Monday warning certain Boeing 737 rudders could become jammed or restricted.
Alaska Continues 737-900 Retirements
Alaska is retiring some of its oldest jets next year. Currently, the Seattle-based airline’s fleet includes eight Boeing 737-900s.
33,000 Boeing Workers Lose Health Care Coverage
Boeing has cut health care coverage for 33,000 of its workers and their families as machinist strikes continue to halt production in the Pacific Northwest.
NTSB: Some 737s at Risk of Rudder Jams
The NTSB issued urgent safety recommendations concerning the rudder control systems on certain Boeing 737 NG and 737 MAX aircraft.
Boeing Halts 737 Production
Boeing 737 production ground to a halt on Wednesday as the company continues to be riddled with costly strikes in the Pacific Northwest.
IAM Refuses to Vote on Boeing’s ‘Final’ Contract Offer
Striking machinists and aerospace workers declined to vote on Boeing’s final contract offer hours after news broke about the proposal.
Machinists Union Reviews Final Contract Offer From Boeing Amid Strike
Boeing has made what the company is calling its “best and final offer” for a renewed contract to 33,000 striking machinists and aerospace workers on Monday.
Machinists Union Head Joins Boeing Strike Lines Across Pacific Northwest
IAM President Brian Bryant calls furlough announcement by upper management ‘smoke and mirrors.’
