More than 150 passengers were forced to evacuate an American Airlines flight -Boeing 737 Max- at Denver after a landing gear ...

Amidst recent setbacks, Boeing is poised to benefit from trade deals orchestrated by US President Donald Trump. These ...

Boeing’s problems aren’t just financial; safety concerns continue to haunt the company. In June, the National Transportation ...

By Claudia Assis Fatal accident ends Dreamliner's strong safety record The tragic Air India crash on Thursday involved a Dreamliner jet and will raise questions for Boeing's most ambitious program ...

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Boeing is to blame for a 2024 incident in which the door blew off mid-air on an Alaska Airlines flight. That’s according to findings from an NTSB investigation released ...

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Boeing is to blame for a 2024 incident in which the door blew off mid-air on an Alaska Airlines flight. That’s according to findings from an NTSB investigation released ...

First crash of a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner The Air India incident represents the first crash of a 787-8 Dreamliner, although the aircraft has been involved in previous investigations.

While missing bolts were the immediate cause of the blowout at 16 thousand feet, the findings of Tuesday’s hearing alleged systematic safety failures within the Boeing 737 Max production line. “The ...

Boeing has little reputation left to lose after two fatal 737 Max crashes in 2018 and 2019, respectively, were traced back to design and software errors — plus the Alaska Air incident.

1 of 2 In this National Transportation Safety Board handout photo, plastic covers the exterior of the fuselage plug area of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282, a Boeing 737 Max, on January 7, 2024 in ...

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Boeing is to blame for a 2024 incident in which the door blew off mid-air on an Alaska Airlines flight. That’s according to findings from an NTSB investigation released Tuesday.

An accident like this only happens when there are multiple system failures.” Nineteen safety recommendations were proposed on Tuesday — 10 to the FAA, nine to Boeing.