US aviation manufacturer Boeing has been making headlines this year as numerous safety concerns over the company's aircraft have been arising following two fatal crashes. Earlier in the month, it was revealed that Boeing 787 Dreamliner has issues with its landing gear. The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has asked Boeing to provide records of the assembling process of the 787 Dreamliner in South Carolina over "shoddy work", the Seattle Times reported Friday, citing source close to the investigation. According to a source, the department already issued a number of subpoenas to individual workers of the South Carolina plant earlier in June. The move comes as the authority is investigating the certification and design of another Boeing aircraft - the 737 MAX - after two deadly crashes earlier this year.

Source: Ethiopian News June 29, 2019 09:45 UTC