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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is investigating the claims of aircraft manufacturer Boeing Co. over its safety practices after a panel exploded during the flight of an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX in January, Bloomberg Law reported Thursday. (Reporting by Ananta Agarwal in Bengaluru; Editing by Pooja Desai)
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The Boeing Company is the world’s largest aircraft manufacturer. Turnover (before intra-group eliminations) per market is broken down as follows: – commercial aviation (43.5%). In addition, the group supplies spare parts and offers technical support, maintenance and engineering services; – defense, space and security (32%): military aircraft and mobility systems (fighters, helicopters and defense missiles), support services (logistics, engineering, maintenance and training services) and space equipment (satellites, launch pads, etc.). The balance of turnover (24.5%) concerns the provision of services (services in the field of logistics and supply chain management, engineering, maintenance and modification, upgrades, training, etc.), and commercial and private aircraft financing and leasing of aviation equipment. The geographical distribution of sales is as follows: United States (58.4%), Europe (13.5%), Asia (12.9%), Middle East (8.5%), Oceania (2.1 %), Canada (1.6%), Africa (1.1%) %) and others (1.9%).
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