"Former Boeing Manager Urges Avoidance of 737 Max 9 Aircraft"

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A former Boeing manager expressed strong reservations about flying on the 737 Max planes, citing concerns about rushed production and safety issues. The recent emergency landing of a 737 Max 9 jet due to a cabin panel blowout has heightened scrutiny on Boeing, with the company facing its biggest safety crisis since the crashes of its Max 8 jets. Former employees and aviation safety advocates have also voiced apprehensions about the aircraft's return to service, while Boeing acknowledges the need to regain trust and improve safety processes.
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- Ex-Boeing Manager Says He Would 'Absolutely Not Fly' A Max Plane HuffPost
- Ex-senior Boeing manager warns flyers to avoid 737 MAX 9 jets: 'I would absolutely not fly a MAX airplane' New York Post
- Boeing 737 Max 9 safety: Former senior manager Ed Pierson explains why he would 'absolutely not fly a Max airplane' KGO-TV
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