"Boeing CEO's Emotional Response to Alaska Airlines Incident Raises Concerns"

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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun fought back tears as he addressed employees, acknowledging the company's mistake and emphasizing complete transparency following the Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 incident. US regulators grounded 171 aircraft and ordered inspections after a door plug ejected mid-flight, leaving a hole in the plane. Calhoun canceled an executive retreat in response to the incident, and the company is working to reassure customers and address quality concerns as it seeks to rebuild its image after previous crises.
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