"FAA Sets 90-Day Deadline for Boeing to Improve Safety Culture and Quality Control"
The FAA has given Boeing 90 days to devise a plan to address quality issues and adhere to safety standards for constructing new aircraft, following meetings between FAA officials and Boeing's top executives. The FAA administrator emphasized the need for substantial improvements and accountability from Boeing's leadership. This directive comes as the FAA conducts an audit of Boeing's assembly lines after a 737 Max 9 experienced a door-panel blowout due to missing bolts following repair work.