Boeing announced late Friday that company directors decided to separate the two jobs and elected David L. Calhoun, to serve as non-executive chairman.
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg has lost his title as chairman of the troubled aircraft manufacturer, nearly a year after the first of two crashes of its 737 Max that together killed 346 people. Boeing announced late Friday that company directors decided to separate the two jobs and elected one of their own, David L. Calhoun, to serve as non-executive chairman.
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg has lost his title as chairman of the troubled aircraft manufacturer, nearly a year after the first of two crashes of its 737 Max that together killed 346 people. Boeing announced late Friday that company directors decided to separate the two jobs and elected one of their own, David L. Calhoun, to serve as non-executive chairman.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Boeing CEO loses chairman title as company separates roles after 737 Max crisisMnuchin said that the U.S. won't impose a new round of tariffs on imports of Chinese goods, which were set to go into effect Oct. 15.
Read more »
Boeing Strips CEO Of Chairman’s JobBoeing’s board stripped CEO Dennis Muilenburg of his dual role as chairman following two deadly crashes of its 737 MAX jet.
Read more »
Boeing board separates CEO, chairman rolesBoeing Co. said late Friday its board voted to separate the roles of chief executive and chairman. The aviation company said Dennis Muilenburg will continue...
Read more »
Boeing CEO Loses Chairman Job
Read more »
Cracks were found in a key structural part on 38 Boeing jetsInspections of some older Boeing jets have turned up structural cracks in more than three dozen of them, raising a new safety issue for the company already dealing with two deadly crashes involving a newer version of the same plane. Boeing said Thursday that airlines worldwide have inspected 810 planes
Read more »
Expert panel rips Boeing, FAA for failures in certifying 737 MAX
Read more »