Boeing Shares Plunge After Air India Crash
Boeing's shares plummeted by 8% following an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crash in Ahmedabad, India. The incident has reignited safety concerns surrounding Boeing's aircraft. Though the cause remains unclear, Boeing is investigating the situation. The crash happened en route to the UK’s Gatwick Airport.

Boeing's shares took a significant hit on Thursday, plunging by 8% in premarket U.S. trading. The downturn followed a crash involving an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, India.
The modern aircraft, en route to the UK's Gatwick Airport, crashed in a civilian area, though it's uncertain whether there were any fatalities. Boeing has acknowledged initial reports and is actively gathering more information to understand the cause.
Investors expressed renewed concerns over Boeing's safety issues, amplifying fears surrounding the company's track record. Aviation analyst Chris Beauchamp noted the market's 'knee-jerk reaction' reflects ongoing worries about Boeing's challenges.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Singapore Airlines Ensures Safety Measures Amid Boeing 787 Concerns
Air India completes inspection of locking mechanism of fuel control switches in Boeing 787 planes; no issues found: Airline Official.
Air India Clears Boeing 787 Fuel Switch Inspection
Air India's Thorough Inspection of Boeing 787 Fuel Switches: No Flaws Detected
FAA Dismisses Mechanical Fault in Air India Boeing 787 Crash Investigation