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Boeing (2): stop production of the B-737 Max aircraft in January

Possible job cuts

As anticipated yesterday, Boeing is thinking of a pause in the production of the B-737 Max aircraft, after the fatal accidents in Ethiopia and Indonesia that caused the death of 346 people (see AVIONEWS). An indefinite block may be required if obtaining federal approval for corrections made to the control software and procedural changes to the training of pilots will not arrive by the end of December...

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Washington, Usa, 12/17/2019 12:36
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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