there's been keen focus on the company's crisis management and particularly on chief executive dennis mulan bugs leadership i think boeing has repeatedly overly optimistic and maybe not forthcoming about some of the severe challenges with the 7 $37.00 max and abortionists rationally trying to be there's an element. of. no disclosure that's all kind of according to him fortunately he came under further scrutiny this month when the if i called management out for its overly optimistic timeframe for recertifying the macs the regulator said it created the impression that boeing was trying to quote force the f.a.a. into taking quick correction that did nothing to shore up position. german luxury carmaker b.m.w. has confirmed it's being investigated by u.s. authorities the probe was 1st reported by the wall street journal it will focus on allegations that the company has been engaged in fact as known as sales punching it involves dealers falsely by destroying cars outsold b.m.w. says it will cooperate with the investigation. fires shares his a 14 month high on monday at the valley comes off to the

there's been keen focus on the company's crisis management and particularly on chief executive dennis mulan bugs leadership i think boeing is repeating the overly optimistic and maybe not forthcoming about some of the severe challenges with the $737.00 max and the abortionists rationally try and. there's an element 'd of. disclosure that's all kind of point to him fortunately he came under further scrutiny this month when the if i called management out for its overly optimistic timeframe for recertifying the macs the regulator said it created the impression that boeing was trying to quote force the f.a.a. into taking a quick correction that did nothing to shore up position. the british pound slipped monday in low volume trading as worries grow about a post brags that trade deal between the u.k. and the e.u. with both sides back all back already facing the clock for an agreement the possibility of a no deal bragg's it looms earlier this year the battles month foundation examined how much brags it could cost to take a look no deal bragg's it would hit brits the hardest they'll have to reckon

earlier this year airlineiv exec expected boeing ceo dennis mulan rk to announc plans for a in new long model. in parter happened due to the grounding ever the 737 max which had become the primary focus for the company. airlines like ame will fly the new airbus planes. between destinations that are further apart lake the u.s. to europe where u.s. carriers are battling foreign airlines who get higherks i a new survey of travelers flying from north america to europe and asia. to europe knows surved by jd power ranked a turkiline first then virgin atlantic british ail airways and delta de for third. thans for international higher trips what she serve passengers. >> thepp foodr beverage service is more important to the satisfaction. and that's really because food and beverages interaction between you know the airline and itself -- that's in the aircraft >> those flying to asia put japan airlines at e top followed by delta, korean air and the japanese carrier ana. jd powers says u.s. airlines are oreignr behind the competitors when it comes to flights to europe and asia. and they could furth

through software upgrades in pilot training but with each delay the future of company president dennis mulan berry has come increasingly under question we've been challenged and changed by these accidents we've made mistakes and we've learned and we are still learning. and we're improving in april boeing cut production of the $737.00 max from $52.00 a month to $42.00 is that production line grinds to a halt boeing customers passengers shareholders and suppliers are all left to wonder when it will finally start up again john hendren chicago aviation analyst kyle bailey says the for the auction poles was necessary foliage istiklal pope says but he expects the planes to be back in the air. quite frankly they're running out of rooms to destroy these airplanes i mean these are planes are actually parked in the boeing employee parking lots because they have no space they originally anticipated these are planes would move and they're not moving because they're not flying it's plain and simple it would be very hard to for example say if boeing were to suspend for 6 months or for a year it would be h

through software upgrades in pilot training but with each delay the future of company president dennis mulan berry has come increasingly under question we've been challenged and changed by these accidents we've made mistakes and we've learned and we are still learning. and we're improving in april boeing cut production of the $737.00 max from $52.00 a month to $42.00 is that production line grinds to a halt boeing customers passengers shareholders and suppliers are all left to wonder when it will finally start up again john hendren chicago. thousands of colombians have turned out in bogota to protest against tax reforms demonstrators said the measures being debated in congress should be scrapped the only benefit businesses and the rich. folks are. 1000 people here in the capital protesting against the president. and his government once again as part of the ongoing national strike that started now almost a month ago on november 21st the crowds are smaller than what we see in past weeks but the people who are out say they remain motivated to keep putting pressure on president who can topple po

through software upgrades and pilot training but with each delay the future of company president dennis mulan berry has come increasingly under question. we've been challenged and changed by these accidents we've made mistakes and we've learned and we are still learning and we're improving in april boeing cut production of the 737 max from 52 a month to 42 is that production line grinds to a halt boeing customers passengers shareholders and suppliers are all left to wonder when it will finally start up again john hendren chicago. in the news ahead burundi moves its capital we're looking at whether its ambitious transition will actually benefit people. how we got the usual scattering of showers across southeast asia at the moment and some of them very heavy at present thundery downpours coming in out of a good parts of the region then and then data into an old boss mutinies it was a $123.00 millimeters of rain in 24 hours more that came from well this heat of the day downpours that potting out borneo right the way across the smog to malaysia and into seeing some showers today and some showers

through software upgrades in pilot training but with each delay the future of company president dennis mulan berry has come increasingly under question we've been challenged and changed by these accidents we've made mistakes and we've learned and we are still learning and we're improving in april boeing cut production of the $737.00 max from $52.00 a month to $42.00 is that production line grinds to a halt boeing customers passengers shareholders and suppliers are all left to wonder when it will finally start up again john hendren chicago all of them again as a deputy assistant secretary of transportation on the us president bill clinton he says boeing is likely to bounce back from its losses. i think competition bare bones they're looking pretty good because they already did the design right in the 1st place and got maneuverability ok i think boeing has to do a little bit of catch up boeing is a fine company it's a fine company it's had the boeing 737. aircraft on market for a long long time and has a lot of branca predicate credibility but this was a mistake and i think boeing right now is

through software upgrades in pilot training but with each delay the future of company president dennis mulan berry has come increasingly under question we've been challenged and changed by these accidents we've made mistakes and we've learned and we are still learning. and we're improving in april boeing cut production of the $737.00 max from $52.00 a month to $42.00 is that production line grinds to a halt boeing customers passengers shareholders and suppliers are all left to wonder when it will finally start up again john hendren chicago. this is breaking news out of pakistan to bring you the former president. musharraf has been sentenced to death this is in connection with a treason case kemal hyde is on the line now from istanbul sorry about that with more details come all tell us more yes a big word big from this picture caught records constitute back in green do keep. trying and i see been for an ag communicating 2007 which worked and saved a violation of the constitution really expanded the constitution and then forward in feet russo a good thing and so maybe deliberation and he of co

through software upgrades in pilot training but with each delay the future of company president dennis mulan berry has come increasingly under question we've been challenged and changed by these accidents we've made mistakes and we've learned and we are still learning. and we're improving in april boeing cut production of the $737.00 max from $52.00 a month to $42.00 is that production line grinds to a halt boeing customers passengers shareholders into pliers or all left to wonder when it will finally start up again john hendren chicago. this is al jazeera and these are our current top stories a u.s. house committees meeting to finalize the rules for the impeachment vote against president obama will trump members of the house rules committee will decide on how much time to allow for that debate before the vote which is likely to happen on wednesday democrat controlled house is expected to vote in favor of impeachment that would then lead to a trial in the republican controlled senate early next year pakistan's army has expressed its opposition to a verdict by a top court which is sentenced f

hamilton resigning from the company most notably recently known as the person sitting next to dennis mulan rk on capitol hill for a couple of congressional hearings and asked a number of questions about engineers or employees at boeing expressing concerns about the development of the 737 max so, again, john hamilton, chief engineer for boeing commercial airplanes is resigning the company says he planned to retire last year he pushed it off they said to work on helping get the max back his departure now the latest executive to leave the company as they continue to wrestle with the 737 max and this max saga whatever you want to call it, crisis going on since march, well it's continuing to have an impact this time it's in the form of united aerials ordering not boeing airplanes but airbus airplanes. one factor is that boeing did not have a plane to compete with the a 321 xlr, a long range plane replacing boeing 757 for united airlines. now you have a number of airlines including several in north america. united american, jet blue they ordered the new airplane from airbus becauseany can't arro

through software upgrades in pilot training but with each delay the future of company president dennis mulan burke has come increasingly under question we've been challenged and changed by these accidents we've made mistakes and we've learned and we are still learning and we're improving in april boeing cut production of the $737.00 max from $52.00 a month to $42.00 is that production line grinds to a halt boeing customers passengers shareholders and suppliers are all left to wonder when it will finally start up again john hendren chicago. now thousands of colombians have turned out in the capital bogus fancy protest against tax reforms them straight to say the measures being debated in congress should be scrapped speaking as they will only benefit businesses and the rich forges there's a santorum purity was up that rally in bogota. a few 1000 people here in the capital bogota out protesting against the president to care and his government once again as part of the ongoing national strike that started now almost a month ago on november 21st the crowds are smaller than what we would see him i

through software upgrades and pilot training but with each delay the future of company president dennis mulan burke has come increasingly under question we've been challenged and changed by these accidents we've made mistakes and we've learned and we are still learning. and we're improving in april boeing cut production of the $737.00 max from $52.00 a month to $42.00 is that production line grinds to a halt boeing customers passengers share holders in suppliers or all left to wonder when it will finally start up again john hendren l.g. 0 chicago it's of these foreign minister luigi demaio is in tripoli to meet that these are of libya's u.n. backed government it's a has criticized both the government of national records and turkey for what it describes as their mistaken approach toward the ongoing conflict let's get more now from. mahmoud of the what hoed sorry in tripoli mahmoud what was expected from this meeting. well 1st of all this is the 1st official visit for the italian foreign minister demetrio to libya since he took office back in september. this visit comes after the libyan turkish