CNBCのインスタグラム(cnbc) - 7月25日 03時12分

Boeing reported a massive second-quarter loss of $2.9 billion on Wednesday — its worst ever — as costs pile up for the aerospace giant while its flagship 737 Max jet remains grounded after two fatal crashes killed 346 people.⁠
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The company remains uncertain on how long it will be until the 737 returns to flight. ⁠
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“This is a defining moment for Boeing,” CEO Dennis Muilenburg said in a statement.⁠
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dphrex Who cares. They cant buy a life. All the lives lost from their two max jet crashes can never b brought back. Boeing should just retire that line. Sell the jets for parts and give all the money ? to the victims' families. BA should never earn another dime from their max jets. Ever. Period.

francisdass The ceo said this is a defining moment for @boeing ???? Does he know what a defining Ng moment is? This is the result of immoral decisions by the @boeing corporates, that’s what it is!

suresh.standardbuild Boeing knew they had to fix their 737 Max but chose to keep them flying , for the fear of the markets. They DESERVE the utmost disgrace for the loss of innocent lives

7shubhs Boeing should realise, there's 0% chance of passengers surviving when you are taking them to sky and your whole system is corrupt !!

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cmsolutionsdc Yikes. It will be interesting to see what strategies they use in their attempt to bounce back

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