Ethiopian 737-8 Crash Not Enough To Disrupt Boeing Production, Yet
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WASHINGTON—Boeing’s reputation and stock price will be bruised after the Mar. 10 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX 8, but financial analysts suggest the effect will be relatively short-lived—and importantly for suppliers, should not affect continued production of the key program. “The Ethiopian...
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