Boeing CEO Faces Long To-Do List to Collect $7 Million Bonus
- Returning Max to service isn’t the only condition of payout
- Calhoun must also resolve woes from KC-46 tanker to Starliner
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Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun stands to reap a $7 million bonus once the planemaker finally gets the grounded 737 Max jetliner back in the air. But there’s a catch, according to a company filing.
To collect, the new CEO must also resolve lingering issues with the aerospace titan’s other problem-plagued programs. That means achieving the first human flight of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft and ending the production woes bedeviling the KC-46 tanker, which have drawn the Pentagon’s ire.