BLS 342 (Meyers): 2018-2019 Crashes Articles

• Boeing's Max Jet Is Nearing a Milestone  
• Ex-Boeing Pilot Heads to Court Over 737 MAX Charges  
• Ex-Boeing test pilot found not guilty of deceiving FAA over 737 Max jets  
• US Lawmakers to ask FAA to Detail Boeing 737 Max Oversight  

  From Nov. 2021

• Boeing says certain 787 parts improperly manufactured  

  From October 14 2021

• Boeing 737 Max Updates  
• 2 years after being grounded, the Boeing 737 Max is flying again  
• FAA approves Boeing’s fix for 737 MAX electrical flaw, clearing the way for return to flight  
• Boeing shareholder challenges forum selection clause for barring federal derivative claim  
• Reflections on Boeing’s Exposure Following the 737 MAX Crashes 
• Boeing Aviation24.be 
• Boeing asks Delaware court to throw out investors' 737 MAX lawsuit  
• US government blames just two Boeing test pilots for Boeing’s Max ‘fraud’  
• How ‘Boeing’s Fatal Flaw’ Grounded the 737 Max and Exposed Failed Oversight  
• In 737 Max Crashes, Boeing Pointed to Pilot Error — Despite a Fatal Design Flaw 

   

• The Max
• Boeing Needs More Than a CEO
• Boeing Ousts CEO Amid Crisis
• New Boeing CEO Seeks FAA Reset
• Who's to Blame for Boeing's 737 Max Saga?
• Boeing's Commitment to Automation Grows
• Boeing's MAX Woes Hit Supplier
• Boeing Eyes Raise More Debt As Costs Climb from MAX Crisis
• Boeing Does U-Turn on MAX Steps
• Chatter at Boeing Undercuts Its Defense of MAX Stance
• Slowing Down 737 MAX grounding hits the supply chain
• After Muilenburg
• CEO Shuffle
• Boeing Emails Explain Nothing
• Boeing's Jet Deals Lowest In a Decade
• Boeing Finds Another Software Problem
• Boeing Delays 737 MAX Return
• The Latest Setback For Boeing Has A Silver Lining
• Overheard - Editorial
• Boeing Post Its First Annual Loss Since 1997 as MAX Costs Surge
• Boeing's Troubles Are Far From Over
• Boeing Faces New Hitch for MAX
• Boeing's Woes Drag on U.S. Growth
• MAX Woes Delay Deal for Divisions of Boeing Supplier
• FAA Flags New 737 MAX Glitch
• Going Concerns-Boeing's Jan. 29 Teleconference
• Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul
• Boeing's Orders Dry up in January
• Boeing Fires Executive After Emails
• Boeing Taps Feinberg to Give Out MAX Community Funds
• Boeing MAX Simulator Training Is Taking Shape
• Congressional Report Faults Boeing on MAX Design, FAA for Lax Oversight
• FAA Poised to Require Electrical Wiring Fixes Before Boeing 737 MAX Jets Can Fly Again, Sources Say

• "Ethiopian MAX Crash Report Deflects Attention From Pilots' Role"
• "Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase its Profits" by Milton Friedman
• "Move Over, Shareholders: Top CEOs Say Companies Have Obligations to Society" by David Benoit
• " Managing for Stakeholders, The Purpose of the Corporation" by R. Edward Freeman
• "Story-Telling, Values Clarification, and Values Sharing" by Timothy L. Fort

• 01 - Boeing to Chop Another 11,000 Positions
• 02 - Proposed New 737 MAX Training Emphasizes Pilot Awareness
• 03 - Weighing in on the 737 MAX 
• 04 - Early Simulator Trials Foreshadowed Boeing 737 MAX Pilot Issues
• 05 - FAA Chief Pilots 737 MAX to Test Boeing's Latest Fixes
• 06 - Boeing Investor Suits Aims at Board
• 07 - Boeing Supplier Goes Bankrupt

• The Boeing Company Derivative litigation part 1
• The Boeing Company Derivative litigation part 2
• The Boeing Company Derivative litigation part 3

• Boeing CEO Would Oppose Aid Tied to Government Stake
• MAX Inventory Clearing May Continue Into 2022
• Boeing gets slammed by Ryanair's CEO
• Former Boeing Pilot's Trial begins
• Boeing Pulls back Work on MAX
• EY to pay $100 million fine in ethics-cheating scandal
• Boeing Acquittal Shows Win is Tough
• The Enduring Lessons of the Challenger Disaster
• Boeing is in Crisis 3 Years after First Crash
• Boeing China Ties Tested by Crash
• Boeing Weighs Layoffs and Cuts in Its Payout
• We're Turning the Corner

Communication with Pilots

Ethiopian Airlines appeared to foresee the deadly confusion its pilots would face if flawed software in the Boeing 737 Max failed. Boeing chose not to provide the guidance that the carrier was seeking.

• Follow up story: Email From Boeing to Ethiopian Airlines Sheds Light on a Tragic Crash. Newly revealed correspondence indicates that a Boeing senior official counseled that the company could answer a pilot’s safety question, but it did not.