<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>(MT Newswires) -- The Federal Aviation Administration's proposed fine of $3.1 million against Boeing (BA) for safety lapses is inadequate, US Senator Richard Blumenthal stated in a Tuesday letter to the agency.</p><p> &#34;For Boeing, such fines are easily absorbed as the cost of doing business, not a meaningful deterrent to dangerous behavior,&#34; according to the letter.</p><p> The Senator said that if there was discretion in calculating penalties or if reductions are likely to follow, then the FAA &#34;risks sending the message that systemic safety violations carry no serious consequences.&#34;</p><p> He sought all correspondence between the agency and Boeing relating to the fine, as well as written responses detailing all violations that were penalized and any ongoing investigations into Boeing safety violations, according to the letter.</p><p> Boeing did not immediately respond to a request for comment from MT Newswires.</p><p>Price: 215.42, Change: -0.92, Percent Change: -0.43</p></div></div>

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<p>美國參議員理查德·布盧門撒爾批評了聯邦航空管理局（FAA）對波音公司提出的 310 萬美元罰款，稱其不夠嚴厲，僅僅是該公司經營成本的一部分。他表示擔憂，這種罰款無法遏制危險行為，並要求提供 FAA 與波音之間關於罰款的所有通信記錄，以及被處罰違規行為的詳細信息和正在進行的調查情況。波音尚未對此事發表評論。目前波音的股價為 215.42 美元，下跌 0.43%</p>

美國參議員表示，FAA 對波音公司提出的 310 萬美元罰款是不足夠的