FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker holds a briefing on the FAA’s ongoing work to hold Boeing accountable for safety and production quality issues.
The FAA in February gave Boeing 90 days to come up with a quality improvement plan in the wake of a near-catastrophic door plug blowout in January.
Boeing plans to spell out improvements in employee training, platforms for workers’ concerns and the reduction of out-of-sequence work.
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FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker holds a briefing to discuss Boeing’s safety issues — 5/30/2024
