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  Ousted Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg to receive $60m in stock and pension

  

  theguardian.com

  Muilenburg left after two 737 Max aircraft crashed, killing 346Boeing says ex-CEO will forfeit stock worth $14.6mBoeing’s chief executive, Dennis Muilenburg, ousted amid the worst crisis in the company’s history, will depart with stock and pension awards worth more than $60m, the company announced on Friday. Related: Boeing: internal emails reveal chaos and incompetence at 737 Max factory Continue reading...

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  Boeing 737 Max given approval to fly again by US regulators

  

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  FAA’s move comes after plane was grounded in March 2019 following two fatal crashesUS regulators have...

  FAA’s move comes after plane was grounded in March 2019 following two fatal crashesUS regulators have approved Boeing’s 737 Max to fly once more, 20 months after the manufacturer’s bestselling plane was grounded following two fatal crashes caused by design flaws.The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) rescinded an order that had grounded the aircraft, in a move that could allow the planes to fly again...

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  Boeing ‘gambled with public safety’ in run-up to two deadly crashes

  

  theguardian.com

  Cost cuts and lack of scrutiny contributed to 737 Max disasters, say US politiciansBoeing jeopardised the...

  Cost cuts and lack of scrutiny contributed to 737 Max disasters, say US politiciansBoeing jeopardised the safety of passengers by cutting costs on the development of the 737 Max and escaped scrutiny from regulators before software flaws contributed to two fatal crashes of the aircraft, according to a report by US politicians.The US manufacturer was forced to ground its bestselling plane after the crashes...

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  Fired Boeing C.E.O. Muilenburg Will Get More Than $60 Million

  

  nytimes.com

  Dennis A. Muilenburg, who was ousted last month, forfeited stock awards worth some $14.6 million, but...

  Dennis A. Muilenburg, who was ousted last month, forfeited stock awards worth some $14.6 million, but he is still contractually entitled to receive other benefits.

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