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Boeing has ousted the CEO of its troubled space and defence division, marking a significant move by the company's new CEO to steer the organization in a different direction. This leadership shake-up is seen as an effort to address ongoing challenges within the division, which has faced numerous setbacks and criticisms over recent projects and performance.
Simultaneously, Boeing is grappling with a strike initiated by its factory workers, which shows no signs of resolution after its first week. A spokesperson for Boeing stated on Friday that the company’s goal is to reach a mutually beneficial agreement, though the impasse continues to impact operations significantly.
Adding to this period of change for Boeing, the company has also engaged in high-level international diplomacy. A top Vietnamese leader recently met with the President of Boeing Global in New York during the UN Summit of the Future. This meeting underscores Boeing's ongoing efforts to reinforce its global partnerships and strategic presence amidst challenging times domestically.
Boeing has secured a significant contract from the U.S. government, valued at $2.4 billion, to construct 15 KC-46A tanker aircraft. This deal enhances Boeing's existing orders for the KC-46A, a military refueling aircraft based on the design of the commercial 767 airliner. The agreement...
Published 11/22/24
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg, who joined the company in August, has emphasized to employees the critical importance of accountability and diligence to prevent further mishaps. Addressing the workforce, Ortberg cautioned that Boeing cannot afford another mistake, highlighting the need for immediate...
Published 11/21/24