Andrew Tangel

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Boeing Board Denies CEO David Calhoun a Performance Bonus

By: Andrew Tangel

Citing delays with the new 777X jetliner, Boeing’s board declined to award CEO David Calhoun a $7 million stock-based performance award

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Saudi Arabia Unveils New Airline Amid Jet Talks With Boeing

By: Andrew Tangel, Stephen Kalin, Summer Said

Riyadh Air is the latest Mideast carrier trying to use its geographic position between Europe and Asia to attract fliers.

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Boeing Dreamliner Deal Aimed at Boosting Saudi Travel

By: Andrew Tangel

The U.S. aircraft maker announces deal with two Saudi Arabian airlines to buy dozens 737 Dreamliners.

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Boeing, Families Argue Over Pay for 737 MAX Victims’ Suffering

By: Andrew Tangel

Plaintiffs’ attorneys say relatives of crash victims are legally entitled to damages beyond their own grief and loss.

Did MAX 737 Victims Suffer Pain? The Latest Litigation Issue for Boeing and Crash Victims’ Families

By: Andrew Tangel

Plaintiffs’ attorneys say relatives of crash victims are legally entitled to damages beyond their own grief and loss.

Boeing’s Legal Dispute: Did 737 MAX Victims Suffer Pain Before the Crash?

By: Andrew Tangel

Plaintiffs’ attorneys say relatives of crash victims are legally entitled to damages beyond their own grief and loss.

Pentagon Probes Why Boeing Staff Worked on Air Force One Planes Without Security Credentials

By: Andrew Tangel

About 250 Boeing workers in San Antonio had expired security credentials that are needed to work on highly classified presidential jets.

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How Nikki Haley Went From Friend to Foe of Government Aid for Boeing

By: John Mccormick, Andrew Tangel

The Republican 2024 presidential hopeful is drawing flak over the aerospace company’s role in her political career.

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FAA Plans New Sky Lanes for Air Taxis

By: Andrew Tangel

U.S. air-safety regulators are planning for new traffic lanes in the sky, intended to accommodate flying taxis being developed by startups and backed by major airlines.

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Boeing 737 MAX Victims’ Families Can Seek Compensation for Pain and Suffering, Judge Rules

By: Andrew Tangel

The aircraft maker has admitted responsibility for the 2019 crash, but has contested factoring victims’ precrash pain and suffering into damages.