Boeing Industries

[Aviador]

As it happens I never book a seat next to the engine for that very reason. Strictly speaking the rear of the aircraft is the safest, or at least where you are most likely to servive an accident, but up front is the safest otherwise.

 

[Kevin Farnell]

Dont wanna be sat behind the wing area, sounds like bits of engine could penetrate thru the fuselage! What on earth are boeing upto!

This is an interesting video by Maximus Aviation, looking into the factors behind Boeing's failures. These, allegedly range from the CEO pushing for more profitability, to the fact that Boeing HQ has moved location and so the management have far less face to face contact with the engineers.

Such as shame to see a once highly respected company and a pinnacle of flight safety, now having so many problems across it's product range.

 

[Kevin Farnell]

Big changes in Senior Management at Boeing

Boeing chief executive Dave Calhoun to leave at end of 2024

Dave Calhoun, the boss of the troubled planemaker, is standing down, the company has announced.

www.bbc.co.uk

It would seem that Boeing are not happy with the way that recent events have been handled. I wonder, if like most senior management, they were given the opportunity to 'step down', rather than being sacked?

 

[Aviador]

Boeing boss getting rumbled...

 

[tonysmith]

Boing have resumed full production of aircraft at there Seattle site after a load of strikes