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✓ Published: 25-Apr-2024
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Boeing has put a price tag on the grounding of its planes. The manufacturer will pay its airline customers $443 million dollars for the three week period where no 737 Max 9 planes could fly. Alaska Airlines, which experienced that door plug blowout in January, as well as United Airlines, both say they have reached financial agreements with Boeing.
Boeing has put a price tag on the grounding of its planes. The manufacturer will pay its airline customers $443 million dollars for the three week period where no 737 Max 9 planes could fly. Alaska Airlines, which experienced that door plug blowout in January, as well as United Airlines, both say they have reached financial agreements with Boeing.
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