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Ex-Boeing test pilot Mark Forkner found not guilty over 737 Max - Vimarsana News

Ex-Boeing test pilot Mark Forkner found not guilty over 737 Max

Defense lawyers said Forkner was a scapegoat for Boeing and FAA officials who sought to avoid blame after 737 Max crashes killed 346 people.

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Roger Ng Trial Goes to the Jury | Thomas Fox - Compliance Evangelist - Vimarsana News

Roger Ng Trial Goes to the Jury | Thomas Fox - Compliance Evangelist

The Roger Ng Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) trial has now concluded its testimony phase, the parties have closed and the decision on freedom or not for Ng rests with the jury. The...

Boeing factory problems disrupted production of one of two new Air Force One planes - Vimarsana News

Boeing factory problems disrupted production of one of two new Air Force One planes

Boeing and the Pentagon are in negotiations over a delivery schedule for the jets. They were supposed to arrive by the end of 2024, but are now likely to be 24 months late.

After Deadly Crash, FAA Chief Defends The Safety Record Of Boeing 737-800 Planes - Vimarsana News

After Deadly Crash, FAA Chief Defends The Safety Record Of Boeing 737-800 Planes

Commentary From Crisis Management Expert Edward Segal, Bestselling Author of the Award- Winning Book "Crisis Ahead: 101 Ways to Prepare for and Bounce Back from Disasters, Scandals, and Other Emergencies " (Nicholas Brealey)As important as it is for companies to explain the circumstances or reasons that led to a crisis, it

Why Boeing pilot Forkner was acquitted in the 737 Max prosecution - Vimarsana News

Why Boeing pilot Forkner was acquitted in the 737 Max prosecution

The Department of Justice's prosecution of Mark Forkner, the only Boeing employee charged with a crime after the two fatal crashes of the 737 MAX, rested heavily on lengthy instant