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Recent incidents involving unruly passengers have led to multiple flight diversions across Europe and the US. Notably, a Frontier Airlines flight was diverted after a passenger threatened crew members, while an Alaska Airlines flight lost a door panel mid-air, prompting emergency landings and investigations into Boeing's safety practices.
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Recent incidents involving Boeing 737 Max aircraft have raised significant safety concerns. An Alaska Airlines flight experienced a severe decompression incident, while other airlines faced turbulence-related injuries. Investigations reveal ongoing issues with Boeing's manufacturing practices, prompting scrutiny from regulators and the public.
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Boeing workers in Washington and Oregon have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed contract that included a 25% wage increase over four years. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers is now poised to initiate a strike, further complicating Boeing's recovery efforts amid ongoing safety and financial challenges.
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More than 33,000 Boeing workers initiated a strike on Friday after overwhelmingly rejecting a tentative contract. The strike halts production of the 737 Max and other aircraft, complicating Boeing's recovery from recent safety issues and financial challenges. The company is implementing cost-cutting measures amid the industrial action.
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Boeing has announced temporary furloughs for U.S.-based employees as over 33,000 factory workers strike for better pay and benefits. The strike, which began on September 13, 2024, is expected to significantly impact Boeing's production and financial stability.