"Boeing Faces Deadline to Address Safety Issues and Quality Control Disconnect"

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Boeing is facing multiple safety issues with its commercial aircraft programs, including delays in new aircraft certifications for the 737 MAX 7 and 737 MAX 10, as well as design problems with the 737 MAX's engine anti-ice system and the 787 Dreamliner's de-icing faults. The FAA has given Boeing a 90-day deadline to address systemic faults and develop a turnaround plan for its safety management system. Additionally, Boeing is in talks with Spirit AeroSystems to reverse its spin-off nearly twenty years ago in an effort to strengthen aviation safety and improve quality.
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