Boeing CEO admits to 737 plane mistake
Boeing's CEO fought back tears as he said the planemaker must own up to its shortcomings, underscoring the stakes of a safety incident that's renewing questions over the quality of its manufacturing.
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Boeing's CEO fought back tears as he said the planemaker must own up to its shortcomings, underscoring the stakes of a safety incident that's renewing questions over the quality of its manufacturing.
A door plug ejected from a 737 Max 9 last week mid-flight, leaving a gaping hole in the side of the plane
Boeing boss Dave Calhoun told employees the plane-maker must own up to its shortcomings, acknowledging that “moments like this shake [customers] to the bone”.
Boeing boss Dave Calhoun told employees the plane-maker must own up to its shortcomings, acknowledging that “moments like this shake [customers] to the bone”.
‘I’ve got kids, I’ve got grandkids and so do you,’ he said, as he recalled seeing photographs of the plane’s damaged fuselage