Trump nominee says Boeing needs 'tough love,' EVs should pay for road use
President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to head the U.S. Transportation Department said Boeing needs "tough love" to get back ...
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FAA administrator: Boeing needs ‘a fundamental cultural shift’
A Thursday blog by FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker detailed how the federal agency responded after the incident, including ...
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Boeing still needs a culture change to put safety above profits, according to the head of the FAA
A year after a panel blew out of a Boeing 737 Max during flight, the nation’s top aviation regulator says the company needs ...
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FAA administrator: Boeing needs ‘a fundamental cultural shift’
A Thursday blog by FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker detailed ... as well as the resulting oversight and safety protocol changes at Boeing. On Friday, Boeing issued a news release on the company ...
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‘Not a One-Year Project’: FAA Vows to Continue Boeing Scrutiny
FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker promises to continue “enhanced oversight” one year after the loss of a door plug on a Boeing ...
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One year after Boeing's door plug crisis, more work is needed: FAA
and Boeing making improvements. Still, the head of the Federal Aviation Administration asserted that more work is needed. Despite an onslaught of protocols to improve oversight of Boeing ...
Boeing is taking the required steps to return confidence in business, says former FAA adminstrator
Billy Nolen, former Acting FAA administrator and Archer Aviation chief safety, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the progress ...
Boeing Must Prioritize Safety Over Profits: FAA's Mike Whitaker
Whitaker's pending departure paves the way for President-elect Donald Trump to appoint a new FAA administrator.
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Boeing needs a culture change to put safety above profits, according to FAA chief
A year after a panel blew out of a Boeing 737 Max during flight ... two weeks to let President-elect Donald Trump pick his own FAA administrator, looked back on his decision last January to ...