https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/25/southwest-airlines-takes-boeing-max-7-out-of-fleet-plan-for-2024.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_E._Boeing

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/boeing-not-spirit-mis-installed-piece-that-blew-off-alaska-max-9-jet/

Best thing that can happen to Boeing right now!

https://aviationweek.com/aerospace/manufacturing-supply-chain/opinion-can-boeings-misguided-leaders-be-stopped

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12998395/alaska-airlines-ceo-ben-minicucci-boeing-737-max-door-investigation.html

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/delta-boeing-plane-loses-nose-tire-moments-before-takeoff-rolled-off-the-runway

Even the few remaining airlines overly bloated with undesirable Boeing airplanes that would never consider buying anything but Boeing airplanes are now looking at non-Boeing airplane... — read more 

Formal negotiations were set to begin in early February. Due to the current NTSB investigation, Boeing requested to push the opener out a month https://twitter.com/dominicgates/status/1749825618030760302?s=51&t=6sDLaE2WZLxrZAaot6iP2A

The reason the 737 sold more airplanes than any other aircraft manufacturer was because it had the best safety record. Not because it had the most diverse workforce or the best diversity record. The Boeing company lost site of what is... — read more 

Did I miss a meeting? When did diversity become more important and quality? Have the people running the company never built an airplane before? When I take a flight, the first thing on my mind is the safety record of that aircraft, and the last... — read more 

"If you have $40 billion in debt, and a plane that’s your cash cow is grounded because the door blew off, it’s a sign that management is not investing in the future but firefighting... — read more 

'We have planes all over the world that have issues that nobody has found' — union leader accused Boeing supplier of lack of quality control. A union leader reportedly said a Boeing supplier pressured workers to get their jobs done fast. He... — read more 

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/boeing-ceo-going-learn-alaska-120715186.html Unbelievable! Is he going to go back to college and get an engineering degree? LOL

“Two-Jets” Jeff Immelt. https://www.businessinsider.com/antony-blinken-boeing-jet-breaks-down-stranded-davos-trip-2024-1?amp You never know when you will need a spare.

Private Jets and Pop-Up Workspaces: Boeing Eases Return to Office for Top Brass Company flight patterns suggest CEO Calhoun travels infrequently to headquarters from two distant homes, while CFO West occupies a new office five minutes from his... — read more 

I am hearing about pockets of layoffs all over the company. People say hundreds in Strategy and Business Development. Some claim high numbers across engineering. There are rumors that major job cuts are coming. How the heck are we going to do things... — read more 

As if Boeing needed any more bad news, a scathing report from Wall Street on Tuesday cast doubt on Boeing’s ability to pass a new federal safety audit, sending its stock sinking sharply. Later Tuesday, Boeing announced an independent adviser who will... — read more 

Boeing has warned it would cut the jobs of 30,000 workers after another quarter of heavy losses

Let’s take a look at his résumé: Chief engineer 737 Max. Two plane crashes that ki-led hundreds of people. Responsible for moving manufacturing and engineering from Everett to Charleston for the 787. Did not deliver a 787 for over a year due to... — read more 

With all the recent “hiccups”, can we expect layoffs? Some peeps think not, as Boeing is in dire need of experienced workforce and good engineers. But what about C-suits and middle management? Someone should bear the consequences for those accidents... — read more 

Cockpit window crack forces ANA Boeing flight in Japan to turn around ANA Flight 1182 and its 59 passengers were forced to turn around and land after a crack was found in the cockpit windshield Will Alaska Airlines' Boeing incident impact the... — read more 

The FAA will not speculate when the work will be completed. The agency continues to follow a deliberate process and will take the time it needs to thoroughly review Boeing’s work. We will lift the grounding order only after FAA safety experts are... — read more 

the entire Boeing HR Department, the entire Boeing Ethics Department and every single Boeing lobbyist Boeing has working in Washington DC. And lastly without a doubt, 99% of all Boeing K, L and M level Managers at Boeing, especially the ones with... — read more 

Announced 1/11/24 in Renton, 60 Sales and Marketing positions. Always starts with the contractors.

The problem with today Leadership, case in point, would be current CEO: He is an accountant by profession, but ends up in the AMERICAN Aerospace industry. Why? because they want an accountant to cook the books for quarterly wall street report... — read more 

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/travel/news/united-airlines-found-loose-bolts-other-issues-on-a-key-part-of-grounded-boeing-737-max-9-jetliners/ar-AA1mDkBH?cvid=b80a75e9a88747cfbdc27a3ee2d62936&ei=44

So technically, as I understand it from the articles, this might not have been a door in place, but a place where some airlines with denser seating configurations have a door (some of you will be able to describe this better). Thankfully this was... — read more 

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/texas/articles/2024-01-05/boeing-still-hasnt-fixed-this-problem-on-max-jets-so-its-asking-for-an-exemption-to-safety-rules

I foresee major financial woes and continued controversies surrounding the planes we already shipped.

Lay offs are coming.

Is this going to be an interesting year as it relates to Boeing layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/boeing-urges-737-max-inspections-possible-loose-bolt-faa-2023-12-28/ Wow. Here we go again... Missing hammer anyone on the 787 line; recall that? B can't seem to either design or build a plane any... — read more 

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-67838424

The COO position did not exist before they gave it to Stephanie. They literally created the position just for her and then they pay her millions of millions of dollars. The companies losing money every quarter there’s no bonuses yet we as a... — read more