Regulations and Government
Boeing, FAA Reach Settlement on Regulatory Compliance Issues
The manufacturer will pay a $12 million fine to resolve 'multiple pending and potential' civil penalties from the FAA.
In addition to a $12 million fine, Boeing committed to more rigorous oversight of production and compliance issues. (Photo: Boeing)
In addition to a $12 million fine, Boeing committed to more rigorous oversight of production and compliance issues. (Photo: Boeing)

The Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing Commercial Airplanes reached a settlement agreement that resolves “multiple pending and potential” civil penalties against the manufacturer for failing to comply with past service directives. As part of the settlement announced on December 22, Boeing will pay a $12 million fine.