J. Michael Luttig to retire from Boeing by the end of 2019:
27 December 2019:J. Michael Luttig, the Counselor and Senior Advisor to the Boeing Board of Directors, has informed the Board of his long-considered retirement at year end.
From 2006, Luttig served as Boeing's General Counsel until assuming his current responsibilities in May 2019 which has been managing legal matters associated with the Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 accidents, and advising the Board on strategic matters.
"Judge Luttig is one of the finest legal minds in the Nation and he has expertly and tirelessly guided our company as General Counsel, Counselor, and Senior Advisor," said Interim Boeing President and CEO Greg Smith. "We are deeply indebted to Judge Luttig for his extraordinary service to Boeing over these nearly 14 years, especially through this past, challenging year for our company," said Smith. "The Board and I will always be grateful for the Judge's remarkable service to The Boeing Company - and I will personally always be grateful for his friendship."
"It has been an honor to serve as Boeing's General Counsel and as Counselor and Senior Advisor to the Boeing Board of Directors," said Luttig. "I will be eternally grateful to The Boeing Company, to the Boeing Board of Directors, to CEOs Dennis Muilenburg and Jim McNerney, and to former Lead Director Ken Duberstein for the opportunity and the privilege to serve this great company and the extraordinary men and women who, together, are The Boeing Company. My respect and admiration for these very special men and women - whom I am proud to call my friends -- and for The Boeing Company, is endless."
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