The coronavirus crisis has sent ripples through the worldwide aviation sector, with dramatic reductions in civil flights and manufacturers pausing production while uncertainty around the future of the industry prevails. Hosts Phil Tarrant and Christian “Boo” Boucousis are joined by senior writer Adam Thorn on this episode of the podcast to unpack the current
Shares in US airlines endured a volatile day on the markets as businesses awaited the details of a potential government bailout.
Boeing is in talks with the Trump administration, seeking short-term aid that would help the company to weather the continued COVID-19 outbreak.
Boeing is freezing new hiring and preparing to draw down the full $13.8 billion loan it took out last month, according to newspaper reports.
The Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, and not its pilots, were to blame the March 2019 Ethiopian Airline crash, the country’s ministry of transport has ruled in an interim report.
Boeing Chief Executive David Calhoun has told colleagues he regrets criticising his predecessor in a newspaper interview, according to The Wall Street Journal.
