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Recording from the crash site in South Korea stopped

The black boxes found on board the crashed plane in South Korea ended their recordings just four minutes before it crashed. This is stated by South Korea's transport department.

Recording from the crash site in South Korea stopped

All victims after plane crash identified

All 179 people who died in the catastrophic plane crash in South Korea have now been identified. At the same time, investigators have begun working on analyzing the plane's black boxes.

All victims after plane crash identified

Problem with crashed plane's black boxes

Investigators have begun inspecting the so-called black boxes after the fatal plane crash in South Korea. But a crucial part is missing, which can put a spanner in the works for the investigation.

Problem with crashed plane's black boxes

Red on Wall Street – Boeing retreated

Monday trading on the New York Stock Exchange turned red. Among the losers was the airline giant Boeing, whose share fell back after the weekend's accident in South Korea.

Red on Wall Street – Boeing retreated

The Crash is Unfortunate for Crisis-Hit Boeing

Currently, nothing directly points to the plane crash in South Korea being related to the aircraft model. But despite this, the accident comes at an inconvenient time for an already pressured Boeing.

The Crash is Unfortunate for Crisis-Hit Boeing

Expert: Unusually Fatal Outcome

The pilot seems to have done everything right – yet almost everyone on the plane was killed. Normally, people walk away from a belly landing without any injuries, says aviation expert Jan Ohlsson.

Expert: Unusually Fatal Outcome

Only Two Survived the Plane Crash in South Korea

179 people – all except two on board – died in the violent plane crash in South Korea. Only one minute before the pilot shouted "mayday", the air traffic control tower warned of birds in the area.

Only Two Survived the Plane Crash in South Korea

Another High-Ranking Executive Leaves Boeing

Another high-ranking executive is leaving the heavily pressured American aircraft manufacturer Boeing. Information chief Susan Doniz is leaving her post with immediate effect, according to documents seen by the news agency Bloomberg.

Another High-Ranking Executive Leaves Boeing

Boeing's Settlement After Plane Crashes Stopped

A federal judge in the USA has stopped aircraft manufacturer Boeing's settlement with the American Justice Department after two fatal plane crashes where Boeing planes were involved. .

Boeing's Settlement After Plane Crashes Stopped

Israel buys new fighter jets from Boeing

Israel is buying 25 units of the next generation F-15 fighter jets from Boeing for 19. 4 billion shekel, around 56 billion Swedish kronor, according to the Ministry of Defense on [X](https://x.

Israel buys new fighter jets from Boeing

Upward trend on the New York Stock Exchange

The New York Stock Exchange closed on Tuesday with a plus – at the same time as the Americans go to the polls. .

Upward trend on the New York Stock Exchange

Strike at Boeing over – union accepts offer

The seven-week-long strike among factory workers at the American aircraft manufacturer Boeing is over. The employees can return to work as early as Wednesday.

Strike at Boeing over – union accepts offer

Strike at Boeing affects Ryanair

The low-cost airline Ryanair is lowering its passenger forecast for the next financial year, the company announced in connection with its quarterly report. The reason is delayed deliveries of aircraft from Boeing due to the ongoing strike at the aircraft manufacturer.

Strike at Boeing affects Ryanair

New bid in the Boeing strike

The seven-week-long strike among factory workers at American Boeing may soon be over – if the union accepts the new bid. According to the employer's new bid, wages would increase by 38 percent over four years – slightly higher than the previous bid of a total 35 percent wage increase over four years, which the employees rejected.

New bid in the Boeing strike

Crisis-stricken Boeing needs 200 billion kronor

The crisis-stricken aircraft manufacturer Boeing needs to bring in money. Now the company has decided to carry out a new share issue of nearly 19 billion dollars, around 200 billion kronor.

Crisis-stricken Boeing needs 200 billion kronor

Order intake in the USA falls

The order intake for durable goods at American companies fell by 0. 8 percent in September, according to statistics from the US Department of Commerce.

Order intake in the USA falls

The strike at Boeing continues

The factory employees at American Boeing have rejected the employer's latest offer on wage increases through the union. The decision was made through a union vote on Wednesday and means that their strike, which affects 33,000 employees and began on September 13, will continue.

The strike at Boeing continues

Strike-related loss for Boeing

The American aircraft manufacturer Boeing, with the newly appointed CEO Kelly Ortberg, reports a loss of 6. 2 billion dollars for the third quarter.

Strike-related loss for Boeing

Mixed on Wall Street – Nvidia sets new record

The US stock exchanges are starting the trading week slightly down. Chip giant Nvidia is going against the trend and is noting a new record high.

Mixed on Wall Street – Nvidia sets new record

Boeing wants to raise 25 billion dollars

The crisis-stricken aircraft manufacturer Boeing wants to raise 25 billion dollars, equivalent to around 260 billion kronor. Last week, Boeing announced that 10 percent of the workforce will be cut.

Boeing wants to raise 25 billion dollars

Stable start to the stock market week in the USA

The leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange rose as the trading week began. The S&P 500 index rose 0.

Stable start to the stock market week in the USA

Boeing lays off 10 percent of employees

The American aircraft manufacturer Boeing will get rid of 17,000 employees worldwide – approximately 10 percent of the workforce. The company is also warning that the ongoing strike will result in continued significant losses, reports [Wall Street Journal](https://www.

Boeing lays off 10 percent of employees

Month-long Boeing strike continues

The management of the aviation giant Boeing is withdrawing its wage offer and accuses the union of being inflexible. Thus, the month-long strike in the USA with up to 33,000 employees appears to continue.

Month-long Boeing strike continues

The Union Rejects Boeing – The Strike Continues

Boeing has presented its "best and final offer" to the 33,000 employees who are on strike, according to the aircraft manufacturer. However, the union does not believe that the terms are good enough and is therefore giving a thumbs down.

The Union Rejects Boeing – The Strike Continues