“We are confident in the safety of the 737 MAX,” Boeing’s Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg told employees in a Monday message.
Boeing’s stock price dropped significantly as a growing number of countries grounded flights by 737 MAX 8 jets in the wake of the Sunday Ethiopian Airlines crash that left 157 dead.
China and Indonesia were the first to order airlines under their jurisdiction to ground their Boeing 737 Max aircrafts in the wake of the Ethiopian Airlines disaster. Malaysia, Australia, Singapore and the United Kingdom have since followed suit. France and Germany also announced Tuesday that they would be closing their airspace to the Boeing planes.
“We are confident in the safety of the 737 MAX,” Boeing’s Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg said in a Monday message to employees, WSJ reported.
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