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Lufthansa employees injured after Boeing 787 collapses in Frankfurt
Lufthansa employees injured after Boeing 787 collapses in Frankfurt Lufthansa employees injured after Boeing 787 collapses in Frankfurt Several Lufthansa staff members were injured when the nose gear of a Boeing 787 jetliner collapsed while the plane was at the gate at Frankfurt airport on Thursday. Crew members and ground staff were on the aircraft, but the company says passengers had not yet boarded. Published On 4 Jun 2026
Boeing to start 737 Max production on new assembly line July 6, CEO says
RENTON, WASHINGTON — Boeing will begin building new 737 Max airplanes on July 6 at a final assembly line it's opening north of Seattle, CEO Kelly Ortberg told CNBC on Friday. The new 737 Max final assembly line in Everett, Washington, will serve as a catalyst for increasing Max production to 52 jets per month — a pace that's expected to begin next year. Boeing is currently building 47 Maxes per month after ramping output from 42 a month earlier this year.
Nose down: Lufthansa investigating Boeing 787 landing gear collapse in Frankfurt
German airline Lufthansa said several employees were injured on Thursday after the nose gear of a Boeing jet collapsed while the aircraft was parked at a gate at Frankfurt Airport. Only crew members and ground staff were on board the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner when the front tip of the plane crashed to the ground ahead of passenger boarding for a scheduled flight to Los Angeles. The flight was later cancelled.
Another jump in Boeing deliveries shows why we got into the stock and want to stay in
Boeing 's monthly deliveries are up yet again — great news for investors betting on the U.S. plane maker's continued revival. The company on Tuesday reported 60 deliveries for May, marking its strongest month of the year. That's up from 47 in April and 33% higher than May 2025.
Boeing 787 Dreamliner Loses Door at Remote Pacific Airport, Puzzling Engineers
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner suffered an unusual incident at one of the most remote airports in the world when one of its doors detached from the fuselage during ground handling. The event has left engineers searching for answers about how it happened. The aircraft was on the ground at the Mataveri Airport on Easter Island, located 3,759 km off the coast of South America.
US’ Bessent says China eyeing more Boeing purchases ahead of Xi visit
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed on Wednesday that China is “very interested” in additional Boeing plane purchases, an issue the Trump administration plans to press when President Xi Jinping visits the United States in September. “They agreed to 200 aeroplanes during the visit. We will see if they commit to a larger number when Xi Jinping arrives in Washington,” Bessent said in his budget request testimony to the Senate Finance Committee.
Stablecoin demand may soon fade, BoE's Greene says
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Lufthansa employees injured in Boeing nose gear incident at Frankfurt airport
Cabin crew and ground staff were on board and several were injured and were receiving medical treatment, the airline said. A Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner tipped onto its nose at Frankfurt Airport on Thursday injuring several staff, the German airline said. The incident occurred at 12:45 pm just before passengers boarded the plane which was scheduled to fly to Los Angeles.
BOE’s Bailey Warns of Possible AI Rationing on Capacity Limits
Andrew Bailey, governor of the Bank of England (BOE), during a Bloomberg Television interview at the Reykjavik Economic Conference in Reykjavik, Iceland, on Friday, May 29, 2026. The Bank of England could tolerate inflation temporarily staying above its 2% target in order to support the UK's weak economy, Governor Andrew Bailey said - so long as second-round price effects do not emerge.