By Washington Post Staff April 24 at 7:32 AM The fallout from two crashes of Boeing’s flagship jet is muddying the company’s financial outlook, according to its first-quarter earnings
report. Boeing reported a rare decline in earnings and sales, marking a reversal for a company beloved on Wall Street after years of strong commercial jet sales and cash payouts to investors.
Someone - at least someone - in Boeing - knew that decisions were being made that favoured profits over safety. How can this company regain public trust and confidence? Perhaps by admitting it? Certainly not by ignoring it.
Weird Boring said their first Priority was to get the 737mwx back in the air. No. It should be to deal with the 346 people they murdered and their families. This what happens when $ comes first.
Deming... QC... basic operational management..but the spreadsheet wizards are clueless...
You got exposed Boeing...wtf is going on in your facilities and why is a whistleblower from your company saying that you let planes go up for testing with shit vibrating around inside the airplanes from metal shavings near electronics, to a fucking ladder in a tail?
Whats a few hundred deaths when theres money to be made?