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Boeing reaches first settlement with Lion Air crash victims

Eleven of 17 clients represented by the Wisner Law Firm in Chicago have settled claims, partner Alexandra M. Wisner said in an interview

India will conduct own checks before it lets Boeing 737 Max jets fly again

India's safety regulator doesn't see 737 Max flying this year

Boeing CEO: 737 MAX could be 'phased' back into service by regulators

The aircraft has been grounded since mid-March following two deadly crashes but could return to the air on a staggered schedule in different countries

Boeing suspends testing of long-haul 777X aircraft; takeoff postponed

It's also a new blow for the 777X, which was originally scheduled to take off on its first flight this summer

Jet Airways crisis: Irish lessor moves NCLT seeking to take back Boeing 777

Irish lessor moves NCLT seeking to take back Boeing 777

Lion Air 'urgently requires' more Boeing 737 MAX jets, says co-founder

Lion Air would need to be satisfied with the outcome of negotiations with Boeing before taking the planes

Boeing hands over first four of 22 AH-64E Apache attack helicopters to IAF

IAF had signed a contract with the US government and Boeing Ltd in September 2015 for 22 Apache helicopters

Boeing to pay $50 million compensation to 737 MAX crash victims' families

The 737 MAX, Boeing's best-selling jet, was grounded globally in March following the Ethiopian Airlines crash

Ryanair to close some bases due to expected delays in Boeing 737 MAX fleet

Boeing's crisis-hit 737 MAX has been grounded following two fatal accidents

Boeing to lose its spot to Airbus in deliveries following 737 MAX grounding

If the numbers hold throughout the year, Airbus could replace Boeing as the world's largest aircraft maker

Letter to BS: Boeing's 737 Max has suffered huge loss of reputation

Regulatory authorities, in this case Federal Aviation Administration, also failed to check the critical aspects of safety in its eagerness to give speedy approval

Boeing engaged $9-an-hour Indian engineers to build 737 Max Software

The Max software was developed at a time Boeing was laying off experienced engineers and pressing suppliers to cut costs

Boeing 737 MAX unlikely to fly until 2020 over flight-control problem

The setback, at the very least, is expected to prompt additional disruptions to airline schedules across the US and overseas

FAA orders Boeing to make more changes in 737 Max to address new risk

The FAA recently found a potential risk that Boeing must mitigate

For stricken Boeing, the Paris Air Show is more about damage control

Airbus is expected to exploit the paralysis at its rival by unveiling an ultra-long-range addition to its A320-family of planes

Boeing's response to A321XLR will be critical in rivalry with Airbus

Given that the two aircraft manufacturers are bound together in a global duopoly, Boeing may be able to change the dynamics to its advantage

Boeing had wanted to wait three years to fix safety alert on 737 Max

The company acknowledged that it originally planned to fix a cockpit warning light in 2020 after two key lawmakers disclosed the company's timetable on Friday.

Will ask Boeing to compensate for MAX grounding by Air Italy: Qatar Airways

Boeing MAX jets have been grounded worldwide and airlines are cancelling multimillion contracts following crashes in October and March that killed nearly 350 people

A fix for Boeing

Questions multiply about flight testing for the B737 MAX-8, MCAS software refinements, whistle-blowers and passenger confidence

Don't expect Boeing 737 MAX to return to service until August, says IATA

The 737 MAX was grounded globally in March after a crash in Ethiopia killed all 157 people on board, the model's second deadly crash in five months