"Boeing's Quality Crisis: CEO Visits Supplier Amid Scrutiny"

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Boeing is implementing new quality inspections and allowing airline customers to send their own inspectors to its factories in an effort to restore confidence in its grounded 737 Max 9 planes, following a door plug failure incident. However, the move comes amid sharp criticism from the FAA, which has grounded 171 of the planes and is considering adding an independent third-party inspector. The company's troubled history, including the flawed automated control system linked to previous crashes, has raised concerns about its commitment to safety and quality.
- Amid scrutiny, Boeing promises more quality checks. But is it enough? NPR
- Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems faces scrutiny after Alaska blowout Business Insider
- Spirit AeroSystems, Boeing’s supplier for 737 MAX, steps up inspections The Seattle Times
- Boeing CEO to visit Spirit AeroSystems after door pops off in flight Fox Business
- Boeing CEO to Visit Main 737 Supplier as Quality Crisis Grows Bloomberg
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