Sept 2 (Reuters) – Boeing paid a $3.1 million fine to the Federal Aviation Administration earlier this year after the agency said the planemaker had committed a series of safety violations, including actions tied to the 2024 Alaska Airlines MAX 9 mid-air emergency, the agency told Reuters Wednesday.
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The FAA said the fine, proposed in September 2025, was paid in January and had not been previously disclosed publicly. Boeing also confirmed to Reuters it paid the fine.
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The FAA also said last year it was fining Boeing for interfering with safety officials’ independence.
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(Reporting by David Shepardson; Editing by Mark Porter)
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