Person: Dennis Muilenburg

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<p> Naoise Connolly-Ryan at home in Cork city. On the fourth anniversary of the death of her husband, who was deputy chief engineer at the UN’s World Food Programme, she is still no closer to getting justice. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

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Clodagh Finn: Cork widow's four-year battle to get justice over Boeing 737 Max crash

Airline guilty of ‘deadliest corporate crime in US history’ yet still evades legal sanctions, writes Clodagh Finn

business

Boeing slumps to a loss as 737-Max costs hit $19bn

business

Boeing urged to drop ''Max'' brand name from grounded 737

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Inequality will lead to instability - Fewer control more and more

business

Shannon Airport to suffer from Boeing 737-Max saga

business

Boeing set to pitch 737 Max comeback to shareholders

Aviation giant Boeing’s crash crisis

The skies had been, in aviation parlance, “severe clear” for Dennis Muilenburg since he took the helm at Boeing four years ago.

Sat, 30 Mar, 2019

Jeremy Corbyn urges May to act with 'strength of purpose' in Bombardier dispute

British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has stepped up the pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May to intervene in the Bombardier trade dispute.

Mon, 02 Oct, 2017

Boeing cuts 4,000 jobs as Airbus raises stakes

Boeing plans to cut about 4,000 jobs from its commercial airplanes division by mid-year as part of a broader effort to reduce costs amid fierce competition from Airbus Group.

Thu, 31 Mar, 2016