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Boeing whistleblower Sam Mohawk says Boeing wanted to keep airplanes moving through the production process at all costs – sometimes, Mohawk claims, at the expense of safety.
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Boeing says it carefully investigates all quality and safety concerns, including those presented by the whistleblowers who spoke with 60 Minutes. Based on investigations over several years, none of the whistleblower claims were found to affect airplane safety, Boeing says.

Boeing owes the victims of Ethiopian air crash

@CBSNews Boeing has to be one of the worst ran companies in the world

waiting for @bgarlinghouse !!!!!

DEI is going to kill people

@CBSNews Boeing whistleblowers tend to drop dead at the most mysterious times. I hope this guy is being careful.

I hope this guy hired private bodyguards before going on this show.

Industry safety culture discussions require careful attention to documented evidence rather than individual claims. Worth following the ongoing federal safety audits and reviewing public airworthiness data for objective insights.

The entire 737 max fleet should be grounded immediately and indefinitely.

There's things have gone on for year, I remember stories I heard as a kid from MC Donald Douglas employees working on MD 11 in LBC drunk while working. This was I. The 80s


