Boeing's shares experienced a decline of about 4% in premarket trading following the crash of a 737-800 aircraft in South Korea.
The deadly incident involved a Jeju Air flight carrying 181 passengers, leading to a significant loss of life.
South Korea's transportation ministry has initiated inspections of 101 Boeing 737-800 planes utilized by local airlines, set to be completed by Friday.
Industry analysts suggest that while the accident's root cause may vary, Boeing faces unique risks as a manufacturer following such incidents.
Boeing has faced a 30% drop in value this year due to various operational challenges, including labor disputes and supply chain issues.
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