Boeing faces another million-dollar FAA fine over faulty 737 Max parts

Federal regulators said late Friday they could slap a $5.4 million fine on Boeing Co. for allegedly installing 'nonconforming' wing parts on some...

Federal regulators said late Friday they could slap a $5.4 million fine on Boeing Co. BA, -1.91% for allegedly installing "nonconforming" wing parts on some 737 Max jets and later presenting the planes as ready for certification. The civil penalty would be in addition to a fine of $3.9 million proposed against Boeing in December for allegedly installing the same components on 133 of the company's 737 Next Generation jets, the Federal Aviation Administration said.

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