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Police Conclude Investigation Into Suicide Of Boeing Whistleblower

Police say a former Boeing manager who raised safety questions about the aircraft maker took his own life.
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Boeing Violated Deal That Avoided Prosecution After 737 Max Crashes: Justice Department

Boeing has faced civil lawsuits, congressional investigations and massive damage to its business since the crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
By David Koenig and Alanna Durkin Richer, AP

Biden Tells Boeing To Give Its Workers 'The Pay And Benefits They Deserve'

The president urged the airplane manufacturer to reach a deal that "gets these firefighters the pay and benefits they deserve."
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Whistleblower Of Boeing Supplier Says He Saw Defects Daily As Planes Left Factory

"I almost grew a fear of flying," said the former quality inspector for one of Boeing's main suppliers, Spirit AeroSystems.
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FAA Investigating After Boeing Says Workers Falsified 787 Inspection Records

No planes have been taken out of service, but the company must create a plan to address ones that are already flying, the FAA said.
By GENE JOHNSON, AP

Boeing Faces More Criticism Over Safety — This Time From Its Firefighters

The embattled aircraft manufacturer is at odds with the firefighters' union over a new contract. The union calls the lockout a safety risk.
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A Second Boeing Whistleblower Has Died

Joshua Dean, a former quality auditor at Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems, died following a sudden illness.
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Emergency Slide Falls Off Plane, Winds Up At Home Of Lawyer Whose Firm Is Suing Boeing

The Boeing jet lost the slide shortly after takeoff last week at New York City’s JFK Airport.
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Boeing Engineer Says 787 Fleet Worldwide Needs Attention

Sam Salehpour is scheduled to speak to a Senate panel Wednesday about his concerns over Boeing aircraft.
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New Boeing Whistleblower Claims 787 Fuselage Could Fall Apart Midflight

"That's not how you build a plane," the engineer told reporters Tuesday.
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