Southwest Airlines wants compensation from Boeing after grounding its 737 MAX fleet for rest of year

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Southwest Airlines wants compensation from Boeing after grounding its 737 MAX fleet for rest of year

Posted by The Analyst | July 25, 2019 | Business
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Southwest Airlines, the first major US carrier to halt all 737 MAX flights for the rest of the year, has entered into negotiations with Boeing over compensation to cover the cost of innumerable canceled flights.
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