This is what happens when you're uninformed, apathetic, and entitled. S__t comes out of the blue and smashes you in the face, while you're still laughing and mocking like the f00ls you are.

"Boeing expects the coronavirus epidemic to hurt deliveries of new planes in the first quarter of the year." Just wait for the second quarter...

Boeing is the best aircraft manufacturer in the world and builds top planes. What happened to 737MAX is an anomaly. The company will come out of it and in a much better shape than it was in before due to restructuring and enforcement of a much... — read more 

Due to 737 Max, Parker Hannifin HSD Kalamazoo Is Having layoffs https://www.thelayoff.com/t/13AVo7nP or @OP+13AVo7nP

If it does not fit, hammer it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaWdEtANi-0 Proud to Be Boeing

The good old Boeing engineers must be rolling over in their graves. I mean, it's one after another. "According to an internal memo, seen by Reuters, Boeing found debris that could pose potential safety risks in the fuel tanks of several 737 MAX... — read more 

Thousands of Boeing (and Airbus) employees are going to get laid off because of the coronavirus pandemic (soon to be). You have a few months left at best. Better start working on plan B. Down vote me all you want. Time will tell who is right... — read more 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-02-17/bamboo-airways-in-talks-to-buy-12-boeing-777x-planes-quyet

https://simpleflying.com/low-cost-747-8/

Look up an article named “Boeing’s woes go beyond Asia Dec. 2, 1998” or “boeing in a downdraft 1998” Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it..

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-15/ex-boeing-manager-says-one-in-25-737-max-had-safety-incident/11957634

is the Airbus A320neo. Boeing NMA? You mo–ns should have taken this up a decade ago, instead of pumping the equity for the C-suite. Now it is too late and EVERYBODY KNOWS IT. Boeing will not survive. You squandered crucial opportunities... — read more 

Of course not, it just started......but, it will surely be the scapegoat for what was coming anyway. Most of you still think "it's just a flu" Yes, just a flu that has almost ha;f of China on lockdown over, and dozens of large manufacturers closed... — read more 

Corona virus: The Impact PART 2 I still don't think people see the bigger picture when it comes to the virus. China is lying out their butt about the true impact of the virus.. but the truth will soon come out. They can't keep lying... — read more 

No Jan orders. OMG!

Harry Truman alluded to this phenomenon when he famously said, “The buck stops here.” He understood that he was the person who would ultimately be responsible for any decision made by his staff or even the federal government at large. Other people... — read more 

Sounds like the recertification flight for the MAX is coming up soon. Boeing better actually have it down this time. If there's just one more crash Boeing is done. No more banks will provide loans. No one will wonder if there will be layoffs cause... — read more 

https://simpleflying.com/boeing-gets-no-january-orders-for-the-1st-time-in-over-50-years/

Monitor and look for notifications! Good luck.

I think most people are missing the NEW elephant in the room.... Corona virus. How long before Boeing experiences supply chain disruptions from the effected countries? Kia, Huandi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, just to name a few have halted... — read more 

BUSINESS NEWSOP-ED Published: February 8, 2020 3:00 PM UTC “Clowns Supervised by Monkeys” Boeing Puts Space Industry in Danger Boeing's Spaceliner flirted with catastrophic failure due to a software bug in December. Is the company's putting the... — read more 

https://twitter.com/GematriaClub/status/1219712326410162176?s=20

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/experts-question-whether-boeings-board-of-directors-is-capable-of-righting-the-company/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=owned_echobox_f&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1581177195

https://www.barrons.com/articles/these-6-issues-are-preventing-the-boeing-737-max-from-flying-51580752481

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/in-boeings-tough-year-washington-state-employment-still-rose/ How is it that for 11 months, the Oracles here on Layoff.com have been predicting doom and gloom and of course Layoffs, and... — read more 

For all of us who are currently still there, you all know the current situation.. Countless useless projects, idle threats, management/execs down your throats. Needless to say I’m happy to still have a job but damn, morale will never be the same... — read more 

Boeing. Just start being honest, about everything. Seriously. Just be honest. Drop the elite attitude and all the games you play regarding perception versus reality. Just start doing what’s right for everyone involved. Just. Be. Honest.

‘The only ones not paying for Boeing’s mistakes is Boeing': laid-off supply workers voice their anger | Business | The Guardian ——- https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/feb/01/boeing-workers-spirit-layoffs-future-unsure

I was let go last year, how do I get my W2 from Boeing? It's my understanding Boeing has until 1/31 to deliver my W2, I haven't received it yet. Also, not sure if this is going to be electronic delivery or a paper version of W2? Please let me know. — read more 

https://www.flightglobal.com/air-transport/boeing-still-deciding-which-market-segment-its-next-aircraft-should-target/136438.article Chief Executive David Calhoun insists the company will not design its Next aircraft purely as a response to the... — read more 

Loaned 737 employees welcomed across multiple programs Everett site one of several to receive 737 employees as the program prepares for temporary production suspension January 15, 2020 in Our Commitment The first 737 employees on temporary... — read more 

Is this really Boeing’s reassignment plan? Paying people to do nothing....

I am interested in the overall number of employees. Also, please share if you know how many people work at Chicago?

CBC/Radio-Canada is a Canadian public broadcast... — read more 

https://leehamnews.com/2020/01/22/analysts-react-negatively-to-boeing-slip-of-max-recertification/

The total loss due to the 737 MAX failure is now estimated to reach $25-30 billion. Under its previous policies Boeing increased its share price by buying back huge numbers of its own shares. That money should have been invested in new airplane... — read more 

I said 10000 folks will get notices . That's the Boeing way. Last one in first one out S—S