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Boeing Sends Team to India Crash Site
Boeing has pulled out of this week’s Paris airshow, which is traditionally an important event for aircraft manufacturers to announce big orders, saying it would instead focus on the investigation.
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Trump’s FAA Pick Vows to Hold Boeing Accountable on Quality
Bedford would join the FAA at a critical juncture as it prepares to carry out a massive overhaul of its aging air traffic control system.
Bryan Bedford, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) nominee for President Donald Trump, during a Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee confirmation hearing on June 11, 2025. Photo: Annabelle Gordon / Bloomberg
Mexico ‘Reliable Alternative’ for Companies Looking to Escape Trade Friction
However, analysts warn that a prolonged trade war could produce lasting macroeconomic impacts on the country.
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FAA Nominee Blames Air Traffic Woes on Agency’s Culture
If confirmed, Bedford will lead the FAA at a critical time, as it deals with the aftermath of a deadly midair collision, oversight of Boeing over quality lapses, and the ambitious plan to overhaul air traffic control.
The Air Traffic Control Tower in Arlington, Virginia. Photographer: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images
Boeing Set to Restart Jet Handovers to China
Chinese government officials on May 12 lifted a ban on airlines taking delivery of Boeing planes after striking a truce with the U.S.
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Lawyer for 737 Crash Victim Families Slams DOJ Deal with Boeing
As part of the agreement, Boeing will pay $1.1 billion, with $444.5 million going toward the families of victims, and the remaining $455 million to improvements for regulatory compliance and safety.
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U.S. Manufacturing, Imports in Slump
The manufacturing sector has been in contraction for most of the past two years.
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Boeing Set to Resume Deliveries to China
Pending FAA approval, Boeing also hopes to soon increase production of its 737 Max to 42 planes per month, with a goal to produce 47 per month by the end of the year.
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Boeing Agrees to Resolve U.S. Criminal Case Over 737 Crashes
The new agreement — reached over strong objections from some victims’ families — still needs to be approved by U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor.
Relatives of 737 Max crash victims hold up photos of the dead at an Oct. 2019 hearing of the Senate Commerce Committee. Photo: Bloomberg
DOJ Mulls Deal to Drop Fraud Charges Against Boeing
Unlike the initial deal proposed by the DOJ in 2024, the new pretrial resolution that's now under consideration wouldn't require Boeing to plead guilty.
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U.K.-Made Plane Parts Exempted from U.S. Tariffs
The deal would be a relief to a £40 billion ($53 billion) sector, which supports 450,000 jobs in the U.K.
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U.S. Prepares Air-Traffic Overhaul as Vulnerabilities Rock Newark
The U.S. Government Accountability Office warned last year that 76% of the agency’s air traffic control systems were either unsustainable or potentially unsustainable.
Photo: Ethan Miller / Getty Images via Bloomberg
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