Former Boeing CEO Muilenburg Exits With More Than $60 Million Payout

Boeing's former CEO, Muhlenburg, was fired after failing to stabilize the company post-737 Max crashes. Despite his departure, he retains $62.2 million in stock and pension but forfeits $14.6 million in stock awards. The crashes led to a global grounding of the 737 Max, causing regulatory and financial issues for Boeing. To restore confidence, Boeing appointed David Calhoun as the new CEO, who will receive a $7 million bonus if he successfully returns the 737 Max to service.

What is the total amount Muhlenburg is contractually owed upon his departure from Boeing?

• $7 million

• $60 million

• $62.2 million

• $14.6 million

What was the main reason for Muhlenburg's dismissal from Boeing?

• Inability to stabilize Boeing after 737 Max crashes

• Financial mismanagement

• Personal misconduct

• Poor customer relations

How many people died in the crashes involving Boeing's 737 Max?

• 200

• 346

• 500

• 150

What was Boeing's stated reason for changing its leadership?

• To expand into new markets

• To restore confidence and repair relationships

• To reduce operational costs

• To increase profits

What bonus will David Calhoun receive if he successfully gets the 737 Max flying again?

• $7 million

• $5 million

• $10 million

• $3 million