https://www.axios.com/boeing-ceo-den...858c45d89.html

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg will no longer serve as chairman of the board of
directors as he focuses on returning "the 737 MAX safely to service," the
company announced in a Friday press release.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...300937391.html

Where it stands: Boeing is separating the roles of chairman and CEO. David
Calhoun, Boeing's current independent lead director, will take on the role of
elected non-executive chairman, as Muilenburg stays on as president and
director.

The big pictu Muilenburg is scheduled to testify in front of Congress on Oct.
30 to address the two Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that
killed 346 people over the past year.

•A panel convened by the Federal Aviation Administration found on Friday that
the Boeing 737 flight control system — suspected of causing both crashes — was
not evaluated in concert with other systems.



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