Boeing accepts a plea deal to avoid a criminal trial over 737 Max crashes, Justice Department says

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I hope that this signals a change within Boeing. A lot of people had their lives lost and/or put at risk including some of their own workers whom they FINALLY admitted they retaliated against for them trying to bring the safety issues to the attention of someone who could do something about them.

And I read that they have a "ship" docked at the International Space Station that isn't airworthy enough to return its crew back to earth.

Here hoping for a brighter future ahead:
Boeing accepts a plea deal to avoid a criminal trial over 737 Max crashes, Justice Department says
 
I hope that this signals a change within Boeing. A lot of people had their lives lost and/or put at risk including some of their own workers whom they FINALLY admitted they retaliated against for them trying to bring the safety issues to the attention of someone who could do something about them.

And I read that they have a "ship" docked at the International Space Station that isn't airworthy enough to return its crew back to earth.

Here hoping for a brighter future ahead:
Boeing accepts a plea deal to avoid a criminal trial over 737 Max crashes, Justice Department says

In proper capitalism this company would die. But somehow it's found a way of being totally incompetent and getting away with it.
 
I hope that this signals a change within Boeing. A lot of people had their lives lost and/or put at risk including some of their own workers whom they FINALLY admitted they retaliated against for them trying to bring the safety issues to the attention of someone who could do something about them.

And I read that they have a "ship" docked at the International Space Station that isn't airworthy enough to return its crew back to earth.

Here hoping for a brighter future ahead:
Boeing accepts a plea deal to avoid a criminal trial over 737 Max crashes, Justice Department says
Nope. Until the managers who caused those disasters to happen go to prison for a very long time, nothing will change.
 
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Mike Fleming​

Chair, Program Management Operations Council,
Senior Vice President and General Manager, Airplane Programs,
Boeing Commercial Airplanes

Aside from the CEO and COO, The last 3 were probably the main ones responsible for the safety and quality of the Aircraft made by Boeing. Out of the 5, at least 3 of these people are what people would call DEI emoployees.
 

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