Boeing Could Pay $68M for Flap Fixes
Boeing could be on the hook for $67.7 million in materials costs following an FAA airworthiness directive calling for fixes to 757 trailing-edge flaps. FAA's rule (Airworthiness Directive AD 2000-04-18), modeled after a 1998 Boeing service bulletin that was revised last year, called for replacement...
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