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Boeing should rename its 737-Max to deflect passengers’ concerns once the grounded jet returns to the skies, according to plane leasing-industry veteran Steven Udvar-Hazy.

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Shannon Airport to suffer from Boeing 737-Max saga
Shannon Airport to suffer from Boeing 737-Max saga

Shannon Airport has warned that the grounding of Boeing's 737-Max aircraft will negatively affect its passenger numbers this year.

Mon, 29 Apr, 2019

Boeing set to pitch 737 Max comeback to shareholders
Boeing set to pitch 737 Max comeback to shareholders

Dennis Muilenburg is used to presiding over sleepy annual meetings as chief executive of Boeing, basking in the glow of a soaring share price.

Mon, 29 Apr, 2019

Aviation giant Boeing’s crash crisis
Aviation giant Boeing’s crash crisis

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Sat, 30 Mar, 2019

Boeing cuts 4,000 jobs as Airbus raises stakes
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.

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