Stormy weatherBoeing’s boss, Dave Calhoun, will testify before a Senate panel on Tuesday, as yet another whistle-blower has come forward, alleging the planemaker was negligent in tracking hundreds of faulty parts.
Calhoun will step down by December, but that hasn’t stopped lawmakers, investors and customers from hammering the company.
Now, Boeing is reportedly struggling to find a successor, highlighting the scale of the challenge to fix an iconic American company.
Calhoun will say that the culture is still “far from perfect.” He will be grilled on a range of issues hanging over the company, from multiple whistle-blower accusations to the events leading up to the midair blowout of a door plug on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 jet in January.
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Boeing, Alaska Airlines, Max