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Delta Flight's Pressurization Issue Forces Return, Injures Passengers
Boeing Implements Furloughs Amid Machinists' Strike, Faces Financial Strain
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Boeing Workers Vote to Strike, Rejecting 25% Wage Hike Offer
Boeing Machinists Launch Massive Strike, Rejecting New Contract Offer
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Delta Flight's Pressurization Issue Forces Return, Injures Passengers
A Delta Air Lines flight returned to Salt Lake City due to pressurization problems, resulting in passenger injuries. The FAA is investigating the incident involving the Boeing 737-900ER aircraft.
Boeing Implements Furloughs Amid Machinists' Strike, Faces Financial Strain
Boeing announces temporary furloughs and pay cuts as machinists' strike enters its fifth day. The aerospace giant grapples with financial challenges and ongoing negotiations, potentially impacting its extensive operations.
Boeing Workers Strike, Rejecting 25% Wage Hike in Unprecedented Move
33,000 Boeing employees initiated a strike, dismissing a 25% wage increase offer. The action joins a wave of labor unrest, as workers demand better compensation amid economic pressures.
Boeing Workers Vote to Strike, Rejecting 25% Wage Hike Offer
33,000 Boeing workers vote to strike, rejecting a 25% wage increase. The decision adds to the company's challenges, including delivery delays and substantial debt, highlighting long-standing labor issues.
Boeing Machinists Launch Massive Strike, Rejecting New Contract Offer
Boeing faces major setback as machinists overwhelmingly vote to strike, rejecting a substantial pay increase offer. The walkout could cost the aerospace giant $1 billion weekly, further complicating its recovery from recent crises.
Alaska Airlines Aborts Takeoff to Prevent Collision at Nashville Airport
An Alaska Airlines flight narrowly avoided a collision with a Southwest jet at Nashville International Airport. The incident, under investigation by the FAA and NTSB, highlights ongoing efforts to improve airport safety.
Chicago Prosecutors Reconsider Case Against Disgraced Lawyer Tom Girardi
Federal prosecutors in Chicago are reevaluating their case against Tom Girardi following his Los Angeles conviction. The decision may impact Girardi's sentencing for wire fraud charges in December.
Boeing Workers Vote on Historic Contract Amid Strike Threat
Over 33,000 Boeing union members are voting on a contract offering substantial pay raises. A potential strike looms, threatening the company's recovery and industry stability.
Boeing Strikes Landmark Deal with Machinists Union, Boosting Recovery Hopes
Boeing reaches a tentative agreement with its largest union, offering substantial wage increases and committing to build its next aircraft in Washington state. The deal could help the company navigate recent crises and production challenges.
Disgraced Attorney Tom Girardi Convicted of Wire Fraud in $15M Case
Former California lawyer Tom Girardi, 85, found guilty of wire fraud for stealing $15 million from clients. The case involves his former firm's CFO and separate charges related to Boeing crash victims.
NASA Opts for SpaceX Over Boeing for Astronaut Return Mission
NASA chooses SpaceX's Dragon capsule over Boeing's Starliner for astronaut return, citing safety concerns. The decision extends the astronauts' stay on the International Space Station from 8 days to 8 months.
Boeing's Persistent Manufacturing Issues Exposed in NTSB Hearings
NTSB hearings reveal long-standing manufacturing problems at Boeing, including systemic issues, employee fears, and oversight challenges. New CEO faces urgent tasks to restore trust and address ongoing concerns.
NTSB Probes Boeing 737 Max Incident in Two-Day Hearing
NTSB begins hearings on Boeing 737 Max door panel blowout. Investigation focuses on manufacturing process breakdown, with Boeing and supplier executives to testify. Incident has led to widespread scrutiny of Boeing's operations.