NEW YORK - Boeing Co. said Monday it will suspend production of its 737 MAX jet starting in January amid lingering safety concerns following two fatal crashes involving the aircraft.Noting that the U.S. manufacturer has about 400 737 MAX in storage due to the continued grounding of the model by aviation authorities, Boeing said, "We have decided to prioritize the delivery of stored aircraft and temporarily suspend production on the 737 program beginning next month."Boeing said its decision to halt 737 MAX production is due partly to the extension of certification into 2020 and the uncertain…READ FULL ARTICLE