Boeing CEO skips Paris Air Show following Air India crash
After a devastating Air India Boeing 787 crash near Ahmedabad, Boeing's CEO Kelly Ortberg has pulled out of the Paris Air Show to focus on the investigation and support those affected. The accident, which happened just after takeoff, led to at least 265 deaths and has shaken both the aviation industry and public trust.
GE Aerospace also postpones investor event
GE Aerospace, which made the plane's engines, is also shifting gears—postponing its investor event and sending experts to help Indian authorities find answers. While the Paris Air Show will still go on, it's expected to be quieter than usual with fewer big announcements.
This is the 1st fatal crash involving a Boeing 787
This is the first fatal crash involving a Boeing 787 Dreamliner and one of the deadliest in recent years. The quick response from top companies shows how seriously safety is being taken—and reminds us how much these events can impact confidence in flying.