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Iranian missile likely shot down Boeing jet, evidence suggests: Officials

Western intelligence showed that Iran was responsible for the plane crash, suggesting that the deaths of those aboard were a consequence of the heightened tensions between Washington and Iran

Iran missiles likely downed Boeing plane, intelligence suggests: Trudeau

Trudeau said his government would not rest until it had obtained closure, transparency, accountability and justice

Boeing CEO Muilenburg quits after 737 twin crashes, David Calhoun named CEO

Boeing said the company needed to 'restore confidence' and 'repair relationships with regulators, customers and all other stakeholders.'

New face of Boeing Jets looks to revive buyers' trust in 737 Max aircraft

His outreach will play a key role in shaping how Boeing emerges from a long nightmare that has shaken confidence in its most important product and disrupted operations for dozens of airlines

Boeing pilot who flagged flaws in 737 MAX simulator transferred to new job

Gustavsson has been transferred in the last two weeks to Boeing's Test & Evaluation group, a source familiar with the matter said

Boeing CEO admits mistakes in key safety system during 737 MAX crashes

Last week, Indonesia investigators found Boeing failed to grasp risks in the design of MCAS

US Congress grills Boeing CEO on MAX crash in presence of victims' families

Senators from both parties signalled clear dissatisfaction, bordering on rage in some cases

We know we made mistakes on 737 MAX: Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg

Muilenburg, who was removed as Boeing chairman by the board earlier this month, will testify before the US House of Representatives Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Wednesday

Boeing splits CEO, chairman role to get back 737 MAX safely to service

Dennis Muilenburg, Chairman and CEO of Boeing, will step down as Chairman and continue as the CEO to focus full time on running the company

US House panel asks Boeing to make employees available for 737 Max probe

The committee plans another Boeing hearing in the coming weeks and previously asked whistleblowers to come forward with any information about the plane's development

A widening financial toll for Boeing from fallout of 737 Max grounding

Since the March 10 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max 8 jet, Boeing has dropped 15%

Boeing still working on 737 Max problems, grounding could stretch into 2020

Company executives, FAA engineers and regulators have expanded their safety analyses to cover a growing list of issues

Boeing pledges $100 mn as support to 737 MAX crash victim families

Boeing is the target of a U.S. Department of Justice criminal investigation into the development of the 737 MAX, regulatory probes and more than 100 lawsuits by victims' families

Cuba plane tragedy: Boeing 737, carrying 104 passengers, crashes on takeoff

104 passengers were on Boeing 737 domestic flight when it crashed near Havana airport in Cuba