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Boeing, DOJ Agree $1.1 Billion Non-Prosecution Agreement to End 737 MAX Fraud Case

The US Department of Justice plans to file to dismiss its criminal case against Boeing after the company agreed to a Non-Prosecution Agreement framework, admitting to misconduct in the 737 MAX certification and paying roughly $1.1 billion to resolve litigation over crashes that killed 346.

2025-05-23T11:50:47.238144-07:00

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Air Europa Takes Delivery of Spain’s First Boeing 737 MAX 8

2025-05-22T17:58:35.321181-07:00

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Japan’s Skymark Airlines Orders Six Boeing 737-8 MAX Jets

2025-05-22T19:50:31.364626-07:00

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US Defense Department Accepts Qatar-Donated Boeing 747-8I for Air Force One Conversion

2025-05-21T10:14:19.781389-07:00

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Boeing, DOJ Agree $1.1 Billion Non-Prosecution Agreement to End 737 MAX Fraud Case The US Department of Justice plans to file to dismiss its criminal case against Boeing after the company agreed to a Non-Prosecution Agreement framework, admitting to misconduct in the 737 MAX certification and paying roughly $1.1 billion to resolve litigation over crashes that killed 346.

2025-05-23T11:50:47.238144-07:00

Boeing, DOJ Agree $1.1 Billion Non-Prosecution Agreement to End 737 MAX Fraud Case

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US Senators Demand DOJ Criminally Prosecute Boeing Over 737 MAX Fraud Two U.S. senators have urged the Justice Department to reject a tentative non-prosecution agreement that would let Boeing avoid pleading guilty in a criminal fraud case tied to two fatal 737 MAX crashes. The Justice Department is weighing whether to file fraud charges over Boeing's conduct before the crashes.

2025-05-23T08:38:30.653692-07:00

US Senators Demand DOJ Criminally Prosecute Boeing Over 737 MAX Fraud

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Japan’s Skymark Airlines Orders Six Boeing 737-8 MAX Jets At a May 22 board meeting, Japan’s third-largest carrier approved an order for six fuel-efficient Boeing 737-8 MAXs, underpinning its midterm fleet renewal and positioning the airline to capture growth with improved range and efficiency.

2025-05-22T19:50:31.364626-07:00

Japan’s Skymark Airlines Orders Six Boeing 737-8 MAX Jets

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Air Europa Takes Delivery of Spain’s First Boeing 737 MAX 8 On May 22, Air Europa took delivery of its first Boeing 737-8 MAX (EC-OGS) at its Madrid headquarters. Leased from AerCap, the jet makes Air Europa Spain’s inaugural MAX 8 operator and enhances its 42-aircraft fleet with improved range and fuel efficiency.

2025-05-22T17:58:35.321181-07:00

Air Europa Takes Delivery of Spain’s First Boeing 737 MAX 8

FlightGlobal

2Excel to Retrofit 737-800s Under New 20-Year OSRL Oil Spill Response Contract UK’s 2Excel Aviation has secured a 20-year follow-on agreement with Oil Spill Response Ltd. to replace two aging Boeing 727-200s with modified 737-800s for global aerial dispersant missions, boosting payload, range and operational efficiency.

2025-05-22T13:42:25.849881-07:00

2Excel to Retrofit 737-800s Under New 20-Year OSRL Oil Spill Response Contract

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Safran: Boeing Resumes ‘Dynamic’ 737 MAX Production Amid Engine Supply Hiccups Engine supplier Safran said Boeing has returned to a more “dynamic” production profile for its 737 MAX after years of groundings, certification delays and inventory mismatches. Safran cautioned, however, that persistent engine delivery delays could limit further acceleration.

2025-05-22T08:06:33.143695-07:00

Safran: Boeing Resumes ‘Dynamic’ 737 MAX Production Amid Engine Supply Hiccups

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Victims’ Lawyers Push DOJ to Try Boeing in 737 MAX Fraud Case In a new court filing, lawyers for relatives of passengers killed in the 2018 Lion Air and 2019 Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crashes urged the US Department of Justice to reject a non-prosecution agreement and take Boeing to trial on criminal fraud charges, citing safety disclosures.

2025-05-22T08:06:29.428961-07:00

Victims’ Lawyers Push DOJ to Try Boeing in 737 MAX Fraud Case

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US approves $180M sale of 1,400 GBU-39/B Small Diameter Bombs to Poland On 21 May the US State Department approved Poland’s potential purchase of 1,400 Boeing GBU-39/B Small Diameter Bombs, valued at $180 million, including training equipment and support services. The package will arm Warsaw’s F-16 fleet and future F-35As, boosting precision-strike capabilities.

2025-05-22T04:06:24.227995-07:00

US approves $180M sale of 1,400 GBU-39/B Small Diameter Bombs to Poland

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