Boeing expects 737 Max to remain grounded several more months

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Boeing expects 737 Max to stay grounded until mid-2020

Boeing Co. announced Tuesday that its grounded 737 Max would not be cleared to fly until the middle of this year — months later than previously anticipated — in a new delay that will add to the company’s financial burden. Its stock price slid to the lowest level in more than a year.a software flaw

in December as it became apparent the company would miss its goal of recertifying the Max in 2019. The Max was grounded in March after the second of two deadly crashes that killed a total of 346 people.Boeing shares slid 3.3% to $313.37 on Tuesday, the biggest decline on the Dow Jones industrial average.

With the delay, Boeing’s best-selling jet will miss a portion, or possibly all, of the busy summer travel season for the second straight year. That will add to the compensation that the U.S. plane maker is likely to pay airlines.Calhoun, a former senior executive at General Electric Co. and Blackstone, stepped into the top job at Boeing on Jan. 13, emphasizing transparency and a streamlined organization.

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