The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) Bernstein 41st Annual Strategic Decisions Conference May 29, 2025 10:00 AM ET Company Participants Kelly Ortberg - CEO Conference Call Participants Doug Harned - Bernstein Doug Harned Okay. Good morning. Let's get started. I'm Doug Harned, Bernstein's Senior Global Aerospace and Defense Analyst. And I'm really happy today to have with us Kelly Ortberg, CEO of Boeing. Kelly, I don't know, you may have a couple of words you want to say and then we'll get into the fireside chat. K ...

The Boeing Company (BA) FY 2025 Conference May 29, 2025 10:00 AM ET Speaker0 Okay. Good morning. Let's get started. I'm Doug Harned, Bernstein's senior global aerospace and defense analyst. And I'm really happy today to have with us Kelly Ortberg, CEO of Boeing. Kelly, don't know. Speaker1 You may have a couple words you wanna say, and then we'll get into the fireside chat. Well, I'll just welcome everybody. Thanks for joining us here. Doug, I look forward to it. I I don't have any opening comments. I'll we ...

智通财经5月29日电，波音公司首席执行官表示，公司希望到年底将737 MAX的月生产率提高到47%。 ...

该公司首席执行官（CEO）Kelly Ortberg参与Bernstein一场会议，称737飞机每个月的产能正"非常迅速 地"接近38架。 波音公司（BA）股价短线拉升，日内整体涨超2.2%。 ...

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美国总统特朗普：波音公司（在与多起坠机事故相关的官司上）等待了太久。 ...

特朗普：波音公司（在与多起坠机事故相关的官司上）等待了太久。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Department of Justice (DOJ) is facing pressure from Senators Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal to prosecute Boeing for its role in the fatal 737 MAX crashes, with concerns over a tentative deal that would allow the company to avoid accountability [1][2][5]. Group 1: Accusations and Legal Proceedings - Boeing has been accused of misleading regulators regarding the 737 MAX jet, which was involved in two crashes that resulted in 346 fatalities in 2018 and 2019 [2]. - The DOJ's tentative deal would require Boeing to pay $1.1 billion, including $445 million to a fund for crash victims' families, in exchange for dropping a fraud charge [5]. - Boeing previously agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge and paid $500 million into a victims' fund in 2021 as part of a settlement to avoid prosecution [6]. Group 2: Reactions from Victims' Families and Legal Representatives - Victims' families and their representatives have expressed strong opposition to the tentative deal, arguing it would allow Boeing to evade justice and accountability [7][9]. - Javier de Luis, a family member of a crash victim, criticized the DOJ's actions as a failure to seek justice, suggesting it sends a dangerous message to corporations about product safety [10][13]. Group 3: Boeing's Compliance and Regulatory Scrutiny - The DOJ has indicated that Boeing violated a 2021 agreement that previously shielded it from prosecution, leading to increased scrutiny from the FAA [14]. - The FAA has capped Boeing's production at 38 planes per month following safety concerns, including a recent incident involving a missing door plug on a MAX 9 aircraft [14].

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Core Points - Boeing will pay over $1 billion to avoid prosecution related to two crashes of its 737 Max planes that resulted in 346 fatalities, as stated by the Justice Department [1] - The non-prosecution agreement has faced criticism from families of the victims and legal representatives, who argue it is unjust for such a significant corporate crime [2] - Boeing's total payment includes $444.5 million for a victims' fund, a $243.6 million fine, and over $455 million to enhance compliance and safety programs [3][4] Financial Implications - The total financial commitment from Boeing exceeds $1.1 billion, which includes fines and compensation to families, alongside investments in compliance and safety improvements [4] - Boeing's stock experienced a slight decline of 0.5% following the announcement of the agreement [5] - The company suffered a significant financial impact in the previous year, losing nearly $12 billion due to reputational damage from the crashes [5] Legal Context - Boeing was previously scheduled to face trial for the crashes but has now reached a non-prosecution agreement [5] - The company had previously settled with the government in 2021 for $2.51 billion to avoid prosecution, which included various penalties and funds for victims [8] - A new settlement agreement was reached after a federal judge rejected an earlier deal due to concerns over oversight and compliance [12][13] Compliance and Oversight - The Justice Department emphasized the need for Boeing to improve its anti-fraud compliance and ethics program, retaining an independent compliance consultant as part of the agreement [4] - Boeing's compliance issues were highlighted by a recent investigation that found the company had failed to enforce necessary safety measures [9][10]