FAA Chief: Boeing’s Recovery Plan ‘Comprehensive,’ But Much Work Remains
FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker testifies before the U.S. Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee at a June 13, 2024, hearing.
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Boeing’s recently delivered plan to improve quality problems throughout its Commercial Airplanes production operation represents an encouraging start in what will be a lengthy effort to make much-needed changes, the FAA’s top official said June 13. “I think we have ended up with a comprehensive plan...
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