https://www.reuters.com/article/us-boeing-737max/boeing-says-delays-on-737-max-grounding-could-force-it-to-halt-production-idUSKBN1Y928K?il=0

Expect Layoffs Expect a global re-balancing in market share for this aircraft class Expect difficult times ahead for those who cannot adapt Expect difficult times ahead for those who have only known Boeing. Expect darkness and despair... —  read more 

says layoffs are probable in "parts" of the business, but leadership will "minimize" impact to people. People are first. He says he hears the comments about profits before safety, and nothing can be further from the truth. You have to... —  read more 

Well this is the worst case scenario come true

:)

Rate reduction of the Max announced today.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-emirates-airshow-sunexpress-boeing-idUSKBN1XS1OQ I guess haters gonna hate no matter what. If you want to know what a hater is, just watch the responses to this post. There will be negative headlines, there... —  read more 

How likely is that there will be Boeing Layoffs 2020? Any news or rumors?

https://www.businessinsider.com/boeing-737-max-american-airlines-staff-beg-avoid-plane-2019-11

https://mynorthwest.com/1598884/boeing-777-robots-fuselage/

Not sure how accurate.

I was told by a reliable source that layoffs will be handed out at the end of January if the Max’s return Is officially pushed out till March of 2020. Has anyone been told the same?

On October, 3 the number of 737NG groundings globally was 50. The FAA recommends inspection for aircraft starting At 30,000 cycles. None of Qantas 737s have reached the 30,000 cycle mark. However, out of an abundance of caution, they will inspect... —  read more 

https://flyersrights.org/boeing/conclusion-on-boeing-737-max-boeing-bullying-faa-to-take-control-of-faa-safety-certification-faa-reputation-ruined/

So interesting what comments get deleted. Is this 2nd level manager busy work, or what?

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I'm going to have to go to the tool crib to get some better ear plugs. This site does the day after all the doomsayers are proven wrong. Scrolled through the past 3 months of comments. Here is what I found Shut down for 60 days starting in... —  read more 

I left in 2012, my husband retired in 2015 as well. We both spent (almost) entire careers with the company. I come here on layoffs dot come maybe twice a year to see how things are going, there is typically a post every month or so. Now I come and I... —  read more 

Within the first six months of resumed operation for the Max Would you put your children on that aircraft? I would fly. However I would not put my wife or kids on that Boeing Spectacle

Not good. Sit tight, things will calm down at some point. I left on my own in 2018, it was a good decision. Good luck all!

All these news articles babbling about it but not giving a time.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/27/business/boeing-737-max-crashes.html

Muillenberg removed as director. McAllister fired. No bonus for 2019. Looks like maybe they came up with a plan and would slowly roll out actions. So what's next?

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/no-bonuses-for-white-collar-boeing-employees-this-year/

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/24/business/southwest-boeing-supplier/index.html

Boeing may have made some poor decisions but the pressure was coming from the customer who was being pressured by governments, activists, and the general... —  read more 

Boeing needs to fire these fruads with fake fmla, it would save them money. I have diapers to buy and a mortgage. I actually work instead of standing around and calling out all week

I work for one of the big suppliers, just got word this morning that things might be slowing down and they want to move some of us to other facilities "Temporarily". Doesn't sound good.

My co worker told me about this page. Oh boy. I go on leave and come back to this? There's just so much going on. I have no idea where to start reading.

The management has only one trick left - the magic of layoffs. We'll see how this sad saga continues.

https://interestingengineering.com/boeing-reportedly-sc-apped-737-max-safety-system-as-it-was-too-expensive

737 MAX production - Short and long-term debt. https://seekingalpha.com/article/4297387-boeing-debt-fuels-737-max-production This is how we keep the line going.

Now they wanna point at Boeing for misleading them years ago but doesn’t that deny their obligation to actually do their job in the first place. I’m just saying, without FAA approval those planes would’ve never been up in the air. (I mean self... —  read more 

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4297331-boeing-faces-33-billion-sword-damocles Its all in the numbers. Better polish up the resumes.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/18/boeing-shares-slide-on-report-faa-is-concerned-it-was-misled-about-737-max.html I know u mechanics hate us executives, now y'all can cheer as one of us gets fired. We finna be playing 2k in the penn. Add me on xbl... —  read more 

Tomorrow we will hear something good!