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Alaska Air expects Boeing 737 MAX 10 certification by end-September (opens the original)
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Alaska Air expects Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 to be certified by the end of September and plans to take delivery of its first aircraft next spring, Chief Operating Officer Jason Berry told Reuters on Thursday. The airline expects to put the MAX 10 into passenger service between April and mid-May, Berry said. The Federal Aviation Administration must certify the airplane before Boeing can begin deliveries. Any delay to the 737 MAX 10 certification, which is already several years behind, cou
Boeing, union negotiators to meet Monday to resume stalled contract negotiations (opens the original)
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Negotiators from Boeing and its largest white-collar union plan to meet Monday to resume contract discussions, a spokesman for the Society of Professional Engineering Employees Association said. SPEEA’s roughly 17,000 members overwhelmingly rejected Boeing’s contract offer last week. Union members, which include engineers and technical workers, said in a survey by SPEEA this week that they want larger and immediate guaranteed wage increases from Boeing. The second priority, according to survey r
Boeing engineers, technical workers reject contract offer (opens the original)
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SEATTLE – Boeing engineers and technical workers rejected the U.S. planemaker’s four-year contract offer, union officials said on Friday. The 17,000 members of the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace also overwhelmingly voted to give the negotiating team the power to declare a strike when the contract expires in October, the union said. SPEEA is Boeing’s largest white-collar union. Boeing did not immediately respond to a request for comment. A union spokesperson said its n
Boeing share price rises despite larger-than-expected Q2 loss from higher Air Force One costs (opens the original)
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Boeing BA-N on Tuesday reported a larger-than-expected quarterly loss after taking a US$280-million charge on its troubled Air Force One replacement program, but generated positive free cash flow as its turnaround plans gained momentum. It took the charge due to higher engineering costs to ensure it delivers the two delayed U.S. presidential plane replacements in 2028, contributing to a US$428-million net loss for the second quarter. Despite the charge and larger-than-expected loss, Boeing’s s
White supremacist march counts as free speech in ‘messy democracy,’ says U.S. Interior Secretary (opens the original)
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Federal officials had no reason to stop a white supremacist group’s July 4 rally in Washington because of free-speech protections, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said on Sunday. Hundreds of masked Patriot Front members who marched through the nation’s capital on Independence Day on Saturday did nothing illegal, Burgum told CNN’s State of the Union program. Although the organization’s white supremacist, anti-immigrant ideology is “nothing that I could possibly agree with,” Burgum said, it is
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