Boeing Is Getting A Sweetheart Deal From The Feds

Boeing Is Getting A Sweetheart Deal From The Feds

Photo: Andrew Harnik (Getty Images) The Department of Justice finalized the terms of Boeing’s plea deal on Wednesday. The aircraft manufacturer pleaded guilty to fraud for misleading federal regulators who evaluated the 737 Max before its two crashes in 2018 and 2019. Along with a $243.6 million fine, the DOJ is requiring a $455 million … Read more

Boeing Is Now A Felon: Here’s What That Means

Boeing Is Now A Felon: Here’s What That Means

Photo: Jason Redmond / AFP (Getty Images) The Department of Justice announced on Sunday that Boeing will plead guilty to a single count of criminal fraud for deceiving the Federal Aviation Administration. The aircraft manufacturer admitted to misleading regulators about the 737 Max’s MCAS flight control feature and the training needed to fly the aircraft … Read more

Boeing CEO Knew About Retaliation Against Whistleblowers But Never Bothered To Speak To One

Boeing CEO Knew About Retaliation Against Whistleblowers But Never Bothered To Speak To One

When Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun faced a congressional hearing and the families of victims of Boeing crashes Tuesday he revealed two shocking pieces of information: He knew all about the company’s culture of intimidating whistleblowers, and that he’d ever spoken to one. Cedric The Entertainer Drove 15 Hours For A $1500 Gig The Hart Senate … Read more

Boeing Lost Track Of Hundreds Of Bad Parts And Put Some On 737 Maxs, Whistleblower Says

Boeing Lost Track Of Hundreds Of Bad Parts And Put Some On 737 Maxs, Whistleblower Says

A quality inspector at Boeing has alleged that the airplane-making giant mishandled and lost track of hundreds of faulty parts, and some of them even ended up installed on new 737 Max airplanes. It’s just the latest in a long line of alleged misconduct from the company. I Need A Sleek And Fast Car To … Read more

The FAA Is Investigating Boeing’s 787 Now Too

The FAA Is Investigating Boeing’s 787 Now Too

The Federal Aviation Administration is once again probing Boeing after the aircraft maker told the safety regulators it may have skipped some required inspections involving the wings of some 787 Dreamliners. That is, uh, not ideal. In a statement, the FAA said Boeing disclosed this issue back in April, and now the agency is looking … Read more

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun Resigns Along With Two Other Executives

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun Resigns Along With Two Other Executives

Photo: Anna Moneymaker / Staff (Getty Images) The year is only really getting started and it’s already not been the best for Boeing. Ever since the door plug blew out mid-flight, it’s been facing accusations that its safety culture is a mess, and subsequent issues have only made things worse. So it comes as no … Read more

This Website Lets You Search For Flights That Don’t Use Boeing

This Website Lets You Search For Flights That Don’t Use Boeing

Screenshot: Alternative Flights Air travel lately has been pretty hellish, and things have only gotten worse now that Boeing and its aircraft have come under fire for their increased danger. But what if there was a way you could find flights that didn’t use Boeing aircraft? Maybe it would make some people feel better about … Read more

Boeing Fails 33 FAA Safety Checks Over Dish Soap, Hotel Keys

Boeing Fails 33 FAA Safety Checks Over Dish Soap, Hotel Keys

Boeing is having a rough time of it right now, with parts falling off its planes left, right and center. Just last week, a wheel came loose and smashed through a car, and earlier this year the door from a 737 Max aircraft broke off mid-flight. That mid-air disaster sparked an audit from the Federal … Read more

Boeing’s Safety Culture Is A Mess

Boeing’s Safety Culture Is A Mess

So, as it turns out, Boeing’s safety culture is as not good as we all expected it to be. A new report from federal safety experts found some major issues with its culture that include a “disconnect” between senior management and other employees. It was also described as both “inadequate” and “confusing.” That is not what … Read more

Retired Boeing 737 Max Manager Walked Off Of A Flight After Refusing To Fly On The Plane

Retired Boeing 737 Max Manager Walked Off Of A Flight After Refusing To Fly On The Plane

Photo: Mustafa Yalcin/Anadolu Agency (Getty Images) The Boeing 737 Max door plug blowout on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 has put the aircraft manufacturer and its newest plane under intense scrutiny. The incident has also brought several figures from 2019, after the pair of Max crashes that killed 346 people, back into the public eye. Driving … Read more