Shawn Tully

In a soft Louisiana drawl, Vicky Stokes is talking about her son, the late John Barnett, recalling the toll that his relentless mission as a

Customers and aerospace insiders tell Fortune what Boeing's board must look for in a new CEO—and why it's such a hard position to fill.

Boeing's strategy sent the stock soaring more than 1,000% over 20 years. But it contained dangerous flaws that are only now coming into view amid a drumbeat of terrible news.

Barnett's 141 pages of testimony make crucial reading for anyone interested in grasping the deep-seated problems underlying the Boeing’s current crisis.

Boeing's stock has dropped over 35% this year, and hovers near October 2015 levels.

The warnings on Boeing's production practices that John Barnett delivered in his two last days alive are resonating beyond the grave.

In the early hours of April 24, the Boeing Co. posted staggering losses for Q1 of 2024.

The most crucial CEO search in decades just took a pivotal turn: David Gitlin exited the race for the top job at the Boeing Co.

Stocks are now offering a meager 1.49% edge over bonds—and carry a lot more risk.

Boeing whistleblower attorney Brian Knowles, along with co-counsel Rob Turkewitz, represented both of the men who spoke out about manufacturing