Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun is stepping down at the end of 2024 as the aerospace giant grapples with fallout stemming from the 737 Max crisis.&nbsp;

Calhoun, who was tapped to turn around the company in 2020, will "lead Boeing through the year to complete the critical work underway to stabilize and position the company for the future," the company said in a statement Monday.&nbsp;

Aside from Calhoun's departure, Boeing announced an overhaul of its management team as it tries to turn around its reputation.&nbsp;

Independent Board Chair Larry Kellner also announced plans to resign. He will be replaced by Steve Mollenkopf, who has been a Boeing director since 2020 and will be in charge of leading the process of selecting Boeing's next chief executive.&nbsp;

Boeing Commercial Airplanes (BCA) chief Stan Deal will also step down effective immediately.&nbsp;

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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun plans to step down at the end of the year. He was hired in 2020 to turn around the company, which had been trying to overcome issues stemming from the 737 Max.{ai:summary}<p>Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun and Independent Board Chair Larry Kellner are stepping down amid 737 Max crisis fallout. Steve Mollenkopf will lead the search for the next CEO. Stan Deal will also step down from Boeing Commercial Airplanes. #economy</p>

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun to step down at year's end

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