The stock price of aerospace manufacturer Boeing has fallen around 14 percent since a mid-air incident several weeks ago, in which a part of the fuselage became detached from a 737 Max airplane. That incident came after a number of other safety disasters, including multiple crashes of the 737 Max several years ago. The FAA, America’s Federal Aviation Administration, has now halted a planned production expansion of the 737 Max; CEO Dave Calhoun has spoken about his company’s safety record to congressional lawmakers; and the company is expected to continue losing market share to its main rival, Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturer.

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Is Boeing too Big to Fail?

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26.01.2024

The stock price of aerospace manufacturer Boeing has fallen around 14 percent since a mid-air incident several weeks ago, in which a part of the fuselage........

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