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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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.

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Boeing 737 max killing 346 people

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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.

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

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Gepubliceerd op 13 mrt. 2019

We look back at the history of the 737 MAX 8 for possible clues in the Ethiopian Airlines crash. Welcome to The National, the flagship nightly newscast of CBC News

24 The Economics That Made Boeing Build the 737 Max

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Gepubliceerd op 30 apr. 2019

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25 Entire Boeing 737 Max aircraft fleet grounded

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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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

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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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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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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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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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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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

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

 
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

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

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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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How Boeing Lost Its Way

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

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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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The real reason Boeing’s new plane crashed twice

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2 A Door That Should Never Have Come Loose

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

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Boeing Whistleblower Exposes Shocking Secrets | Dr. Phil Primetime

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


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

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

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Inside Alaska Airlines midair failure | Visual Timeline

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Boeing CEO acknowledges “mistake” after door plug blowout

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Why investors punish Boeing after fuselage blowout | DW News

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

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

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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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Inside the Boeing 737 MAX Scandal That Rocked Aviation | WSJ

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Boeing Manufacturer IGNORED Safety Warnings By Staff

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Why The Boeing 737 Max Is Flying Again

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What Happened to Boeing?

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She Survived a Boeing Plane Malfunction | Dr. Phil Primetime

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

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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

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

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Gravitas: Boeing whistleblower dead after exposing the planemaker’s dark secrets

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

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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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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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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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Whistleblowers Vs Boeing: What Happened?

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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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The Boeing Scandal Just Got A LOT Worse

 

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