Boeing's share price on Wednesday was down 22 percent compared to a month earlier, as its European rival steamed ahead following the grounding of 737 Max 9s.The Virginia-based aerospace giant is struggling to regain its momentum after the January 5 accident on board a Boeing 737 Max 9. A side panel on the Airlines aircraft blew out mid-air, forcing an emergency landing: by a miracle, no one was sitting in the seats near the panel, or they would have been sucked out.In response, the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) grounded all 171 Max 9s currently flying in U.S. airspace. United and Alaska are the only two airlines affected.
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