"FAA Sets Deadline for Boeing to Address Safety and Quality Concerns"
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The FAA has given Boeing 90 days to develop a plan to address serious quality and safety issues following a year-long probe that revealed a "disconnect" between executives and employees on safety. This demand comes after a six-week FAA audit of Boeing's production line was spurred by the discovery of critical bolts missing on a Boeing 737 Max 9 door plug that blew open mid-flight. The resulting plan must lead to a measurable shift in manufacturing quality control, as Boeing faces increased scrutiny following previous safety incidents.
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- Boeing’s safety culture is 'inadequate' and 'confusing,' new FAA report finds NBC News
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