Boeing, the pattern of systemic failure across institutions

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Boeing’s failures reveal a deeper pattern seen across institutions: ignored warnings, silenced truth, & lives damaged when systems protect themselves first.

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1 An Icon in Decline: The Fall of Boeing

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Uncovering The Secrets Of Boeing: A Worldwide Probe | Watch The Full Documentary

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7 News Spotlight

2 sep 2024

Whistleblowers on the inside, including a former Senior Manager at the Boeing 737 factory and Executive Director of The Foundation for Aviation Safety, Ed Pierson, say that unless there are substantial changes within the company and improvements made on the factory floor, it’s only a matter of time before Boeing is back in the news for all the wrong reasons.

Boeing’s Downfall [Greed Over Safety] feat. Mentour Pilot

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ColdFusion

29 feb 2024

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Boeing was once seen as one of the best engineering firms in the world. Today they’re plagued with scandals and constantly put profits before the lives of people. What went wrong? In this episode, we find out.

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Can Boeing Overcome Their Recent Challenges? | CNBC Marathon

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CNBC

17 feb 2025 #CNBC

CNBC Marathon explores the different struggles the aircraft company Boeing, has faced these past couple of years.

Boeing’s 747 is one the most recognizable planes to take to the skies with its iconic hump, four engines, extensive landing gear and sheer size. Since its first commercial flight in 1970, Boeing’s 747 jumbo jet has flown more than 3.5 billion passengers. But over the last few decades, airlines have looked for more ways to cut costs and to make airplanes more efficient. Two engine jets can now fly near the same capacity and further than older four engine planes like Boeing’s 747 and the Airbus A380. CNBC visited Boeing’s Everett, Washington factory to see the last 747 roll off the production line. It will go to Atlas Air for cargo deliveries.

Five years ago, 346 people were killed in two plane crashes that happened five months apart, in Indonesia and Ethiopia. Both were Boeing 737 Max 8 planes. Then, this past January, Boeing came inches from yet another catastrophe as a door plug blew off an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 plane at 16,000 feet shortly after taking off from Portland, Oregon. Preliminary reports said the door panel that flew off the Max 9 appeared to be missing four key bolts.

Boeing has struggled to get back on track after the fatal 737 Max 8 crashes in 2018 and 2019. The company announced it’s in talks to buy back fuselage maker Spirit AeroSystems. A company Boeing spun off in 2005. Both companies have struggled with quality issues in recent years. Spirit AeroSystems, however, also supplies parts to Boeings main rival Airbus and other plane manufacturers making the deal a little complex.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:10 What Happened To The Boeing 747? (Published January 2023)
23:23 Why The Boeing 737 Max Has Been Such A Mess (Published April 2024)
38:25 Can Boeing’s Purchase Of Spirit AeroSystems Help Solve Its Problems? (Published May 2024)

Boeing: Lessons from a company in crisis | Jonathan Marks | TEDxPSU

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TEDx Talks

13 apr 2024

Lawyer and ethicist, Jonathan Marks, explores what institutions so often get wrong in a crisis. Using Boeing as a recent case study, he tells organizations to throw away what he calls “the Crisis Playbook”—a set of tactics designed to rebuild trust. He urges them instead to focus on the more difficult work of becoming truly worthy of our trust. As Marks says: “Trust is what gets us on an airplane. Trustworthiness is what keeps that plane in the air!”

Jonathan Marks is a Scotsman, who trained as a human rights lawyer in England, and now teaches at the Pennsylvania State University, where he is director of the Bioethics Program. He writes and lectures on ethics, law, and policy. His last TEDxPSU talk, “In Praise of Conflict,” was picked up by TED.com and received more than one million views in its first few weeks — not bad for a human but somewhat less impressive in the world of cat videos! That talk also became the framework for his book, “The Perils of Partnership: Industry Influence, Institutional Integrity, and Public Health,” published by Oxford University Press in 2019, and shortlisted for the Book Award of the North American Society for Social and Political Philosophy.

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The two Boeing 737 Max crashes refer to two fatal crashes involving the Boeing 737 Max aircraft, which occurred in October 2018 and March 2019. The crashes resulted in the deaths of 346 people.

The first crash, Lion Air Flight 610, occurred on October 29, 2018, when a Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft crashed into the Java Sea off the coast of Indonesia. All 189 passengers and crew members on board were killed.

The second crash, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, occurred on March 10, 2019, when a Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. All 157 passengers and crew members on board were killed.

The cause of the two crashes was found to be a software system known as the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), which was designed to prevent the aircraft from stalling. However, the system was found to have a “fatal flaw” that caused it to malfunction, sending the aircraft into a dive.

The flaw was linked to a faulty sensor that provided incorrect data to the MCAS system, causing it to activate repeatedly and push the aircraft’s nose down. Pilots were unable to override the system, leading to the crashes.

The crashes led to the grounding of all Boeing 737 Max aircraft worldwide and a significant financial and reputational loss for Boeing. The company faced lawsuits and regulatory investigations, and the incident raised questions about the safety of automated systems in aviation. Boeing has since worked to update the MCAS system and implement additional safety measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.

How Boeing Lost Its Way

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Wendover Productions

9 feb 2024

The Disturbing Downfall of Boeing

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Explorist

1 aug 2024 #boeing #boeing737 #boeing737max

Explore Boeing’s disturbing downfall in this documentary, covering the Boeing Starliner, 737 MAX, and whistleblower scandals. Don’t miss this eye-opening look at the aviation giant boeing’s fatal flaw.

23 How 737 MAX 8’s design history could have influenced the Ethiopian Airlines crash

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CBC News: The National

Gepubliceerd op 13 mrt. 2019

24 The Economics That Made Boeing Build the 737 Max

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Wendover Productions

Gepubliceerd op 30 apr. 2019

25 Entire Boeing 737 Max aircraft fleet grounded

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Channel 4 News

Gepubliceerd op 14 mrt. 2019

371 Boeing airliners are sitting idle on the tarmac tonight, after the aviation giant grounded its 737 MAX model. (Subscribe: https://bit.ly/C4_News_Subscribe)

It follows the decision by the US Federal Aviation Administration to temporarily ban the jet from US airspace – joining more than 50 countries which had already done the same. Sunday’s Ethiopian Airlines crash claimed 157 lives, including nine Britons. The American regulator had initially refused to ban the 737 MAX, but changed its mind after “new evidence” was found at the crash site in Ethiopia.

26 The FAA and Boeing’s Close Relationship Explained

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Wall Street Journal

Gepubliceerd op 9 mei 2019

Is the Federal Aviation Administration too close to the industry it regulates? In the wake of the Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, The Wall Street Journal examines why the FAA is facing renewed scrutiny into its aircraft certification process.

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27 Boeing 737 Max 8 manual mentions MCAS only once

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CBC News: The National

Gepubliceerd op 27 mrt. 2019

Since the recent crashes of two Boeing 737 Max, pilots say they were kept in the dark about the existence of a key software suspected of being connected to the tragedies. CBC News has obtained a copy of the 737 MAX flight crew manual – and what’s not in it raises troubling questions about the manufacturer’s lack of disclosure.

28 Boeing failed to report 737 Max alert system problem

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CNN

Gepubliceerd op 8 mei 2019

Boeing failed to tell the FAA and airlines that an alert system was not operational on all 737 Max, casting doubt on the procedures the company has followed for decades. CNN’s senior investigative correspondent Drew Griffin reports. #Boeing #CNN #News

29 Problems with Boeing 737 next generation with structural dangers reported SBS dateline Australia.

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richardperth2002 Perth

Gepubliceerd op 12 jun. 2011

WARNING Boeing DID THE REPORT To THE FFA OF ITS NON COMPLIANCE 31MIN 02 SECOND IN THE INVESTIGATION (THIS VIDEO IS NOT FOR UNITED STATES VIEWERS IT IS CENSORSHIP FROM US CITIZENS )

THIS IS FOR AUSTRALIAN VIEWERS only SBS news reporting of hazards with the 737 Boeing air crafts when made in 2002 reporting dangerous workmanship and not building to government standards and people who whistle blew got sacked. Boeing aircraft have safety issues not dealt with.

30 Boeing admits cockpit warning light on Max jets was to be standard but wasn’t activated

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CBS This Morning

Gepubliceerd op 30 apr. 2019

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg defended the safety systems of its 737 Max jets in his first comments to shareholders and reporters since two deadly crashes involving the best-selling plane. Those crashes killed 346 people and led to the worldwide grounding of the Max jets. A growing number of potential whistleblowers are raising safety concerns. Kris Van Cleave reports.

31 Boeing must show customers that they care about safety: Expert

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CNBC Television

Gepubliceerd op 29 apr. 2019

Helio Fred Garcia, president of the Logos Consulting Group, and Carter Copeland, analyst at Melius Research, joins “Squawk Box” to discuss what they’re going to be watching from Boeing’s annual meeting for shareholders.

32 Boeing CEO on 737 Max software implementation: “We did not do it correctly”

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CBS This Morning

Gepubliceerd op 30 mei 2019

In an exclusive interview with incoming “CBS Evening News” anchor Norah O’Donnell, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg acknowledged that the company incorrectly implemented the software on its 737 Max 8 jets that has been blamed for two deadly plane crashes in the past year.

33 MCAS is Born 737 max 8 – Prof Simon

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Professor Simon Holland

Gepubliceerd op 2 jun. 2019

I had always wondered how MCAS was born. The 737 max 8 aircraft must have been built without a software handling patch. It is a fascinating and potentially deadly story. Prof Simon relates the tale. Original research by the New York Times.

34 How safe is Boeing’s 737 Max 8 aircraft? | Inside Story

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Al Jazeera English

Gepubliceerd op 13 mrt. 2019
Boeing calls its 737 the most popular jet aircraft of all time.

The US plane maker hoped its new 737 MAX 8 would bring in a new era of passenger safety.

However, two fatal crashes in five months are raising serious questions.

Aviation analysts have noted remarkable similarities between Sunday’s Ethiopian Airlines crash, and one involving the same model of aircraft in Indonesia in October.

More countries are grounding the planes, and passengers are cancelling their trips.

But Boeing and US aviation regulators say there’s nothing to worry about.

So who’s right? And will Sunday’s crash affect confidence in modern air travel?

Presenter: James Bays

Guests:

Kyle Bailey – Pilot and former U.S. Federal Aviation Administration Safety Team Representative.

Todd Curtis – Former Airline Safety Engineer at Boeing.

Matt Driskill – Editor, Asian Aviation Magazine.

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They could switch on a monitor and see the whole flight profile

35 The Heat: Boeing 737 Max investigation Pt 2

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CGTN America

Gepubliceerd op 28 mrt. 2019

To discuss all of the recent controversies and issues surrounding the 737 Max and Boeing, tonight’s panel includes James Brauchle, a former U.S. Air Force navigator; Nawal Taneja, a professor emeritus of the Center for Aviation Studies at Ohio State University; Mark Weiss, the president of Weiss Consulting Group and a retired captain with American Airlines and Dan McClory, is the managing director and Head of China, Boustead Securities.

36 The MH370 mystery: Where is the missing plane? | 60 Minutes Australia

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17 feb. 2020

60 Minutes Australia

Subscribe here: http://9Soci.al/chmP50wA97J Full Episodes here http://9Soci.al/sImy50wNiXL | The real and raw human face of an international tragedy Three weeks ago, Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 disappeared from civilian radar. Something or someone caused two different location devices to be switched off. Minutes later, it disappeared from military radar. We now know that Flight MH370 flew for another 7 hours in the opposite direction from its scheduled destination and crashed into the Southern Indian Ocean, 2500 kilometres from Perth. Was it terrorism or a suicidal pilot? Did its crew and passengers perish on board, turning it into a ‘ghost flight’ that flew unmanned into a vast ocean? Nothing about the flight makes sense — and nothing will bring comfort to those whose loved ones were on board. 60 Minutes speaks exclusively to the Australian families of the victims of Flight MH370, as they tell of the agony of not knowing what happened to their loved ones for 18 days. It’s the very real and raw human face of this international tragedy.

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37 Impact on Boeing reputation after 737 Max scandal | 60 Minutes Australia

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60 Minutes Australia

Gepubliceerd op 7 mei 2019

Dominic Gates, journalist from The Seattle Times, says people’s faith in Boeing has been hit by the devastating crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia. But despite the “terrible failings” of the aircraft’s flawed design, Gates says he would still fly on board a Boeing 737 Max once the system is fixed and the grounding lifted.

38 What’s WRONG with Boeing?! MAX update

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Mentour Pilot

Gepubliceerd op 14 jun. 2019

The grounding of the Boeing 737MAX is still ongoing and now we learn of faulty parts being fitted to the Boeing 737MAX AND the Boeing 737NG. What is Wrong with Boeing?! In todays video I will give you an update of the MAX grounding as well as my view on the latest revelations regarding faulty Slat track parts. Stay tuned, they might surprise you!

39 Pilots landed at the Wrong Airport!! Mentour Pilot explains

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Mentour Pilot

Gepubliceerd op 27 mrt. 2019

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Why do pilots some times land at the wrong airport, what drives these types of mistakes and are they dangerous? In todays video I will be covering the wildly publicised BA flight which landed in Edinburgh instead of Düsseldorf and I will also discuss some more serious incidents, involving pilot mistakes that have happened during the last decade.

40 New Boeing 737 MAX flaw discovered

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Quest Means Business

Gepubliceerd op 27 jun. 2019

More problems for Boeing’s 737 MAX… Sources tell CNN a flaw has been detected in the plane’s computer system that could push the nose down.

45 Boeing to Suspend 737 MAX, But Consumer Advocate Ralph Nader Wants a Total Recall of Deadly Planes

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16 dec. 2019

Democracy Now!

Executives at Boeing are reportedly considering ending production of the troubled 737 MAX passenger jet, which was grounded worldwide after two crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia that killed all 346 people on board. Last week, former Boeing manager Edward Pierson testified to the House Transportation Committee that he tried to warn executives about safety concerns four months before the first deadly crash, as well as before the second crash, but his warnings were ignored. We continue our conversation with Ralph Nader, longtime consumer advocate, corporate critic and three-time presidential candidate, whose great-niece Samya Stumo died on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 in March.

46 Will the MAX fly again?!

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20 dec. 2019

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Will the grounded Boeing 737MAX ever fly again? Now that Boeing has announced that they will stop the MAX production-line, will they ever bother to open it up again? Should they? In todays video I will be explaining something that hasn’t gotten much attention or explanations in the media so far. The fact that the Boeing 737MAX is NOT an unstable aircraft. I feel that there is time for a bit of deeper understanding about where the REAL problems lie here and that everyone needs to understand those problems, before they can cast a judgement.

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47 Whats wrong with Boeing?!

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31 jan. 2020

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Company released its first annual loss in over two decades. The ongoing Boeing 737MAX debacle keeps haunting the company who was once the pride of American engineering industry. What has gone wrong? In this episode we will dive back into the history of Boeing to try and answer that very question. We will look at the merger with McDonnell Douglas and the move of headquraters from Seattle to Chicago. We will look at a leadership style that has gone from being driven by engineers to being driven by profits and share-holder returns. Stay tuned!

48 Technical design flaws blamed for Boeing 737 max crashes

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17 sep. 2020

Kenya CitizenTV

Technical design flaws, faulty assumptions about pilot responses and management failures have been highlighted as factors that led to the crash of two Boeing 737 max aircrafts in 2018 and 2019 leading to the tragic death of 346 people.

The final report from the us house committee on transport and infrastructure heaps the blame squarely on the Boeing company and the federal aviation administration (FAA) who they say played instrumental and causative roles in the chain of errors that led to the crashes of lion air flight 610 in October 2018, and Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 in march 2019.

Why The Boeing 737 Max Has Been Such A Mess

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CNBC

3 apr 2024 #CNBC

The Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation into the Alaska Airlines incident. And the Federal Aviation Administration said it found dozens of problems after auditing Boeing’s manufacturing process.

While Boeing and the FAA have responded more aggressively to the Max 9 issue, the FAA production audit found multiple instances where both Boeing and fuselage maker Spirit Aerosystems allegedly failed to comply with manufacturing quality control problems.

Boeing announced major management changes including CEO Dave Calhoun, who was brought in to get the company out of the max crisis in 2019, just announced he’ll be stepping down at the end of 2024.

CNBC explores how the 737 Max crisis unfolded and what the future holds for Boeing’s best selling jet.

Chapters:
2:22 Evolution of the Boeing 737
5:42 Missing bolts
9:36 A merger and a shift
11:09 What’s next?

Ramp na ramp: wat gaat er mis bij Boeing? | Zembla Onderzoekt

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Zembla

14 jul 2025 #boeing787crash #aviationnews #airindiaplanecrash

2 okt 2024 #737max #boeing
Vliegtuigbouwer Boeing verkeert in zwaar weer. De afgelopen jaren zijn er meerdere incidenten geweest bij Boeing, waaronder twee fatale vliegtuigcrashes met de Boeing 737 MAX. Er waren ook andere incidenten. Er vloog bijvoorbeeld een paneel van een van de vliegtuigen van Boeing af, doordat de bouten te los zaten. Van het betrouwbare imago dat Boeing voorheen had, is weinig meer over. Wat gaat er precies mis bij Boeing?

De vliegtuigcrashes met de Boeing 737 MAX vinden plaats in 2018 (in Indonesië) en 2019 (in Ethiopië). Zembla doet in 2020 onderzoek naar de toedracht ervan. In die uitzending zie je hoe na de introductie van de Boeing 737 MAX, de gebrekkige MCAS-software leidt tot de fatale vliegtuigcrashes.

Daarbij volgen onze journalisten nabestaande Huguette Debets. De vader van haar kinderen overleed bij de vliegtuigcrash in Ethiopië. Debets houdt Boeing verantwoordelijk voor de vliegtuigcrash en besluit het gevecht met de vliegtuigbouwer aan te gaan. Tegelijkertijd spreken we een oud-manager van Boeing. Die vertelt hoe er vanuit de top van Boeing grote druk werd uitgeoefend op medewerkers om de Boeing 737 MAX zo goedkoop en snel mogelijk op de markt te brengen.

In die uitzending zie je hoe ook uit duizenden interne documenten van Boeing blijkt dat cruciale informatie voor de Amerikaanse luchtvaartautoriteit FAA werd achtergehouden en dat piloten niet op de hoogte werden gebracht van een nieuw systeem (MCAS) in de Boeing 737 MAX. Dit heeft een grote rol gespeeld bij de vliegtuigcrashes met de Boeing 737 MAX.

In deze video leggen we ons onderzoek naar de vliegtuigcrashes en andere incidenten bij Boeing in 15 minuten aan je uit. Ook duiken we dieper in de huidige situatie bij Boeing. Hoe gaat het nu met het bedrijf en zijn er veranderingen aangebracht in de Boeing 737 MAX? De conclusie: het lijkt erop dat de twee vliegtuigcrashes in 2018 en 2019 tot nu toe nog niet hebben geleid tot verbetering bij Boeing.

Onderzoek door: Vincent Verweij en Suzan Borst
Script: Lilit Martirosova
Presentatie: Lilit Martirosova
Eindredactie: Roelof Bosma
Montage: Joachim Spruijt en Evelien Vehof
Animaties: Ernst Ruijgrok, Jules Parijs en Liza Renee Verboon
Productie: Jennifer Burger

48 Boeing 737 Max crash death were preventable, experts say

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CBC News: The National

20 jan 2020

CBC’s The Fifth Estate presents a special look at the inner workings of Boeing, where pressure for short-term shareholder returns seemed to have overwhelmed safety concerns.

How Boeing Lost Its Way

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Bloomberg Originals

12 mrt 2020 #Boeing #Aviation #Transportation

Boeing is an American institution. But one year after the grounding of the 737 Max, the company’s stock has fallen by almost 50% and its future is anything but certain. So what were Boeing’s failures in the aftermath of two tragedies in which the flawed plane crashed, killing 346 people, and can Boeing regain its elite status in U.S. aviation once more?

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The Shocking Last 6 Minutes: Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302’s Final Moments

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7 News Spotlight

2 sep 2024

As part of a global investigation into Boeing. 7NEWS Spotlight recreated the final 6 minutes of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302.

Scandal: Boeing’s 737 Max Disaster | Short Documentary

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Plainly Difficult

13 aug 2022 #scandal #Documentary #TrueStories

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The 737 was the world best selling airliner, to keep up with their rival Airbus, Boeing brought out the 737 Max but hid some vital design flaws from pilots…..

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The real reason Boeing’s new plane crashed twice

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Vox

15 apr 2019

This isn’t just a computer bug. It’s a scandal.

Two Boeing airplanes have fallen out of the air and crashed in the past six months. On the surface, this is a technical failure. But the real story is about a company’s desire to beat their rival.

Read about Boeing’s efforts to get the 737 Max reinstated for flight here: https://www.vox.com/2019/4/5/18296646…

How safety lapses hit Boeing’s reputation | FT Film

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Financial Times

10 dec 2024 #boeing #aircraft #airplane

The mid-air blowout of a door plug on an Alaska Airlines flight in January put the storied aircraft manufacturer back under the microscope. Investigations since then revealed inadequate standards and a broken safety culture. The FT examines the root causes behind the company’s fall from grace

#boeing #aircraft #airtravel #airlinemanufacturing #safety #companies #aircraftmanufacturer #airplane

00:00 – Introduction
00:56 – Boeing’s history and importance
02:01 – The Alaska Airlines incident
03:30 – The 737 Max crashes
06:52 – Unearthing a cover-up
09:47 – Calhoun replaces Muilenburg as CEO
10:58 – Covid-19’s impact
12:09 – Supplier issues and quality failures
13:09 – Why the door plug blew out
16:12 – Whistle-blower claims and retaliation
18:59 – Boeing’s response to whistle-blowers
21:27 – Strikes and worker resentment
23:18 – Kelly Ortberg’s cultural reset

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2 A Door That Should Never Have Come Loose

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De Boeing 737 MAX Saga – Wat is er ECHT aan de hand?

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Two Bit da Vinci

17 feb 2024

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Ik houd van de luchtvaart en ben altijd kritisch geweest over de veiligheid van de burgerluchtvaart. Reizen en veiligheid staan voorop, en als het om de Boeing 737 Max gaat, moeten we praten. Na twee afzonderlijke oorzaken, waarbij vliegtuigen aan de grond blijven, kan Boeing een grote puinhoop krijgen. Honderden zijn altijd omgekomen bij twee crashes, en nu vliegt de deur van vlucht 1282 van Alaska Airlines midden in de vlucht weg.

Dus wat is er werkelijk aan de hand, en zijn we veilig? Ik heb de komende dagen een vlucht met een 737 Max, dus dit is super belangrijk om tot op de bodem uit te zoeken! Laten we dit samen uitzoeken.

Boeing Whistleblower Exposes Shocking Secrets | Dr. Phil Primetime

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Dr. Phil Primetime

In première gegaan op 23 jul 2025 UNITED STATES

Boeing whistleblower and former employee John Barnett shares chilling details about what he witnessed inside the aerospace giant—from safety defects to ignored warnings. Dr. Phil dives into allegations that could affect every flyer. What’s really happening behind the scenes?

Teen whose shirt was blown off by hole in plane quickly moved seats. Hear what happened next

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CNN

10 jan 2024

Kelly Bartlett, a passenger on Alaska Airlines flight 1282, tells CNN’s Erin Burnett about what happened after the plane’s fuselage “plug door” was ripped off shortly after takeoff.

NTSB report says key bolts missing from door plug in Boeing blowout

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CNN

6 feb 2024 #CNN #News

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board said evidence shows four bolts that hold the door plug in place on the Boeing 737 Max 9 were missing at the time of last month’s blowout on Alaska Airlines flight 1282.

Profit Over Safety: Boeing Supplier Ignored Safety Warnings Before Door Blowout, The Lever Reports

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Democracy Now!

9 jan 2024

Less than a month before a door plug on a Boeing aircraft blew off midflight, employees at Spirit AeroSystems, a subcontractor for Boeing, had tried to warn corporate officials about serious safety problems with parts for 737 MAX jets. But those warnings went unheeded, and the employees were told to falsify records, according to a new investigation by The Lever on a federal complaint filed by workers at Spirit. “In some cases, workers were retaliated against for trying to raise those alarms,” says journalist David Sirota. “These workers in this federal complaint are alleging essentially a culture of defects, a culture of fraud, a culture of retaliation.”

Alaska Airlines blowout: How the cockpit voice recorder got overwritten | About That

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CBC News

9 jan 2024

The cockpit voice recorder for Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 was overwritten, hindering investigations into how a door plug blew out and left a gaping hole in the side of the plane. Andrew Chang explains why North American planes have a two-hour cockpit recording limit – and why many argue it should be higher.

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Inside Alaska Airlines midair failure | Visual Timeline

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ABC News

10 jan 2024 #abcnews #alaskaairlines #airplane

Here’s everything we know so far about Alaska Airlines flight 1282 that had to make an emergency landing when a defective door plug of the aircraft ripped off in flight. The Boeing 737 Max has been under public scrutiny for several years following multiple crashes and malfunctions. ABC News Senior Reporter Emmanuelle Saliba has more.

Boeing CEO acknowledges “mistake” after door plug blowout

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CBS News

10 jan 2024

Boeing is vowing transparency following last week’s incident where a door panel blew off an Alaska Airlines plane mid-flight. Speaking to staff, company CEO Dave Calhoun said they’re working to ensure that something like this never happens again. CBS News senior transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave reports on where the investigation stands. And Jon Hemmerdinger, Americas managing editor for global aviation publisher FlightGlobal, joined CBS News to discuss the issues Boeing has seen over recent years.

Why investors punish Boeing after fuselage blowout | DW News

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DW News

8 jan 2024

Investors’ early reaction to last week’s mid-air emergency involving in a Boeing jet was intense: The company saw shares fall almost 9% in early trading, amounting to roughly $13 billion. Aviation expert Julian Bray says their concerns are merited, with the incident pointing to greater concerns over Boeing’s safety inspections.

What we know about Alaska Airline losing section of plane mid-flight

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CNN

6 jan 2024 #CNN #News

CNN aviation correspondent Pete Muntean breaks down what we know about the Alaska Airlines that lost a section of the plane mid-flight and how calmly crew members communicated with air traffic controllers.

Extended interview: Alaska Airlines pilot describes moment door panel blew out of airplane

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CBS Evening News

12 sep 2024 #airplane #news #interview

First Officer Emily Wiprud, an Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 pilot, recalls the terrifying moment a door panel blew out of a Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft mid-air in January. Watch our extended interview on YouTube.

Editor’s note: This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

Boeing 737MAX BlowOut!! The Scandal behind Alaska Airlines flight 1282

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Mentour Pilot

2 mrt 2024.

Imagine, one second you are sitting happily in your aircraft seat, maybe watching a movie or chatting with your friends and then, all of a sudden, you are staring straight out through a gaping hole in the cabin as your aircraft starts rapidly descending down towards the ground below.

And now picture that this is all happening because someone, several months earlier just forgot to do something…
Stay tuned

Extended interview: Alaska Airlines pilot describes moment door panel blew out of airplane

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CNBC Television

9 jan 2024

Paul Argenti, professor of corporate communication at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business, joins ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss the latest developments in the 737 Max incident, what it means for Boeing as a company, how CEO Dave Calhoun can weather the current challenge, and more.

Inside the Boeing 737 MAX Scandal That Rocked Aviation | WSJ

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The Wall Street Journal

10 mrt 2020 #737MAX #Boeing #WSJ

Boeing’s two 737 MAX 8 crashes and the investigation that followed ruined not just the aircraft manufacturer’s reputation but also its bottom line. WSJ’s aviation reporters break down how the scandal unfolded and explain what the flying public can expect in the future. Photo: Gary He/EPA-EFE

Boeing Manufacturer IGNORED Safety Warnings By Staff

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The Young Turks

10 jan 2024 The Young Turks

Spirit AeroSystems employees repeatedly warned officials at the company about faulty parts it was manufacturing for Boeing. Ana Kasparian discusses on The Young Turks.

Why The Boeing 737 Max Is Flying Again

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CNBC

8 dec 2020 #CNBC

After two deadly crashes that killed 346 people and a worldwide grounding that lasted almost two years, the FAA is giving the Boeing 737 Max jets the green light to fly again. However, many are worried that the changes to the plane are not enough. Can the U.S. trust the revisions made to the jet and the software updates to the MCAS system?

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What Happened to Boeing?

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Bloomberg Originals

14 jun 2024 #Bloomberg #Boeing #Business

Once the pride of American aviation, Boeing keeps making headlines for the wrong reasons. Five years ago, two of its new 737 Max planes crashed, killing 346 people. Since then, a series of CEOs have struggled to regain the trust of regulators and the public. After a panel blew off a plane in January, US officials ordered a limit on 737 Max manufacturing. While intended to focus Boeing on safety, right now it means summer travel may be in for some turbulence. In this Bloomberg Originals mini-documentary, we explain why.

She Survived a Boeing Plane Malfunction | Dr. Phil Primetime

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Dr. Phil Primetime

In première gegaan op 26 jul 2025 UNITED STATES

The episode centers on Shandy Brewer, a passenger aboard the Alaska Airlines flight that lost its emergency exit door mid-air. She shares her terrifying firsthand account, including the moment the door blew off, the cabin depressurized, and she feared for her life. Dr. Phil walks through the emotional trauma and corporate accountability questions now surrounding Boeing and Alaska Airlines.

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The Questionable Engineering of the 737 Max

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Real Engineering

22 jan 2024

“Designed by Clowns!”| How Boeing’s Mistakes Led to the 737 MAX Crashes!

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Mentour Now!

9 dec 2024 #Mentourpilot #Boeing #pilot
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When it comes to Boeing 737 Max and the two tragic crashes that it was involved in, the question often becomes why Boeing chose to launch this variant in the first place. That clearly deserves to be answered but even if we do, it won’t explain the whole story.

The bigger thing to understand here is how Boeing managed to design and certify an aircraft with a system that should have been the equivalent of having a tiny kitten locked in a cage but instead became a loose tiger.

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Damage Payed

3 🔔 Whistleblowers: The Voices That Weren’t Heard

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Boeing whistleblower documentary: How exposing safety issues changed their lives forever

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The National Desk

8 jul 2024

On the heels of recent congressional testimony by Boeing’s CEO and whistleblowers who have testified of bad safety measures, The National Desk presents a documentary by WCIV: The Showstoppers.
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Gravitas: Boeing whistleblower dead after exposing the planemaker’s dark secrets

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WION

12 mrt 2024 GRAVITAS

A 63-year-old whistleblower who had exposed the dark secrets of Boeing has been found dead in his truck. John Barnett had worked for Boeing for over three decades, he retired on health grounds in 2017. This report bring you the details of what Barnett had exposed.

Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead in the US | Vantage with Palki Sharma

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Firstpost

12 mrt 2024 #palkisharma #vantageonfirstpost #worldnews

Boeing Whistleblower Found Dead in the US | Vantage with Palki Sharma

A Boeing whistleblower has been found dead in the US, adding to the company’s long list of setbacks. The news came amid reports that Boeing failed 33 out of 89 safety audits conducted by the US aviation watchdog. Palki Sharma tells you how Boeing’s troubles will hurt global aviation.

Whistleblowers expose Boeing’s damning safety failures | 60 Minutes Australia

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60 Minutes Australia

23 jun 2024 #60MinutesAustralia

The humiliating corporate crash of aviation giant Boeing. Can the company fly high again?

Synopsis | Corporate Crash (2024)

Not so long ago, many airline passengers used to swear by the saying: “If it’s not Boeing, I’m not going.” It was a motto the company loved, but in the last six years, two fatal B737 MAX crashes, as well as multiple other incidents, have meant drastically changing times for Boeing. The plane maker’s humiliation was plain for the world to see when its boss was forced to appear before angry US senators in Washington, with CEO Dave Calhoun grilled about his company’s plague of deadly safety and manufacturing issues. On 60 MINUTES, Adam Hegarty speaks to Boeing whistle-blowers who reveal disturbing allegations about shoddy practices and cover-ups. For anyone who flies, it seems the turbulence for Boeing is far from over.

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The Boeing whistleblowers protecting the flying public | Extra Minutes

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60 Minutes Australia

26 jun 2024 Extra Minutes

Adam Hegarty and Dimity Clancey discuss the impact of Boeing’s attitude towards safety.

Watch: Boeing CEO Admits Whistleblowers Sometimes Face Blowback | WSJ News

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WSJ News

18 jun 2024

Boeing CEO David Calhoun acknowledged whistleblowers at the company sometimes face blowback from superiors. Photo: Manuel Balce Ceneta/Associated Press

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Culture of cover-up

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Culture of cover-up

‘346 People Died’: Richard Blumenthal Explodes At Boeing CEO During Contentious Hearing

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Forbes Breaking News

19 jun 2024

During a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing Tuesday, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) spoke about Boeing’s investigation into their flight software.

‘I Am At Peace’: Boeing Whistleblower Gets Emotional Telling Marshall About Threats He’s Received

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Forbes Breaking News

30 apr 2024

During a House Homeland Security Committee hearing earlier this month, Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) questioned Boeing whistleblower Sam Salehpour and other witnesses about the “broken safety culture” at Boeing.

Hawley Calls Out Boeing CEO For Prioritizing Profit Over People: ‘You’re The Problem’

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Senator Josh Hawley

18 jun 2024

‘This Is Hell’: Boeing Whistleblower Tells Hawley Planes Aren’t Safe & He’s Being Targeted By Execs

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Senator Josh Hawley

17 apr 2024

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Profit Over Safety: Boeing Supplier Ignored Safety Warnings Before Door Blowout, The Lever Reports

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Democracy Now!

9 jan 2024

Less than a month before a door plug on a Boeing aircraft blew off midflight, employees at Spirit AeroSystems, a subcontractor for Boeing, had tried to warn corporate officials about serious safety problems with parts for 737 MAX jets. But those warnings went unheeded, and the employees were told to falsify records, according to a new investigation by The Lever on a federal complaint filed by workers at Spirit. “In some cases, workers were retaliated against for trying to raise those alarms,” says journalist David Sirota. “These workers in this federal complaint are alleging essentially a culture of defects, a culture of fraud, a culture of retaliation.”

Boeing whistleblowers reveal years of concerns over airplane parts | 60 Minutes

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60 Minutes

9 dec 2024

A whistleblower says he was not surprised when a panel on a Boeing airplane blew off in the Oregon sky.

“60 Minutes” is the most successful television broadcast in history. Offering hard-hitting investigative reports, interviews, feature segments and profiles of people in the news, the broadcast began in 1968 and is still a hit, over 50 seasons later, regularly making Nielsen’s Top 10.

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New Boeing whistleblower shared ‘chilling’ account of retaliation, senator says

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CNN

18 jun 2024 #CNN #news

A current Boeing employee claims that the company tried to shield broken or out-of-specification 737 Max plane parts from regulators and lost track of them, according to a Senate subcommittee investigation. #CNN #news

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Whistleblowers Vs Boeing: What Happened?

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25 mei 2024

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What are whistleblowers and how important are they for the aviation industry, and… why is it that Boeing and its suppliers have so many of them lately? Well, we definitely live in a world where whistleblowers are necessary but recently, we tend to hear about them for the wrong reasons.

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Boeing whistleblowers: NEW documentary sheds light on what was going on inside aerospace giant

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ABC 7 News – WJLA

2 jul 2024 #DCNews #WJLA #7NewsDC

Why are past and present employees putting their reputations, and possibly their lives on the line? Whistleblowers say they are doing it to keep the public safe. Why they think you should think twice before you hit the skies in a Boeing manufactured plane.

The Boeing Scandal Just Got A LOT Worse

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ColdFusion

14 mrt 2024

In just over a week since the last episode, a lot has happened with Boeing. From miss management of the manufacturing process to the death of a whistle blower. In this episode we’ll take a look at all of that and also Boeing’s close ties to the US government.

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