Boeing Stock Plummets 4.79% Amidst Air India Crash Concerns, Trading Volume Surges to 7th Place

On June 12, 2025, The's trading volume reached 61.80 billion, marking a significant 434.41% increase from the previous day, placing it seventh in the day's trading volume rankings. Boeing (BA) shares fell by 4.79%, marking the third consecutive day of decline, with a total drop of 6.33% over the past three days.

The recent crash of an Air India Boeing 787-8 jet in Ahmedabad, India, has raised significant concerns about the safety of Boeing's aircraft. The incident, which resulted in the deaths of 241 passengers and crew, has put Boeing's safety protocols under renewed scrutiny. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff, embedding the wreckage in a residential area near the airport.

Analysts and industry experts have weighed in on the implications of the crash for Boeing. The incident has revived fears about the safety and reliability of Boeing's aircraft, particularly the 787 Dreamliner, which had not previously experienced a fatal crash. The crash has also raised questions about Boeing's efforts to rebuild trust following a series of safety and production challenges in recent years.

Boeing's new CEO, Kelly Ortberg, has been working to rebuild the company's reputation after years of reputational damage. The crash has muddied these efforts, as the company had recently hit production targets and received a vote of confidence from airline bosses. The incident has also led to a drop in Boeing's shares, which fell by 4.9% on the day of the crash.

The crash has also had implications for Boeing's suppliers and partners. Shares of Spirit AeroSystems and GE Aerospace, which supply components and engines for Boeing's aircraft, also fell following the incident. GE Aerospace has activated its emergency response team to support the investigation into the crash.