A Dublin-based aircraft leasing company is seeking to cancel its Boeing 737 MAX order and asking for more than $185 million in damages
Boeing Co. is being sued by an aircraft leasing company seeking to cancel its order for 22 of the aerospace giant’s 737 MAX jetliners that it alleges is worthless. Dublin-based Timaero Ireland Ltd. is seeking more than $185 million in damages after filing suit in Chicago on Tuesday.
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