"Boeing Shakes Up Management After 737 Max Incidents"
TL;DR
Boeing's head of the 737 Max program, Ed Clark, is leaving the company as part of a management shake-up following a January mishap involving a Boeing-manufactured Alaska Airlines plane. The incident led to increased FAA oversight and temporary grounding of all Boeing 737 Max 9 airplanes in the U.S. The company's Executive Vice President announced the leadership changes, emphasizing an enhanced focus on ensuring aircraft quality and safety. This move comes after previous issues with the 737 Max, including two crashes in 2018 and 2019, which led to a worldwide grounding of the aircraft.
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- Boeing ousts head of 737 Max program in management shake-up NBC News
- Boeing replaces Ed Clark, leader of 737 Max program, in wake of midair incident ABC News
- Boeing 737 Executive to Exit After Alaska Blowout The Wall Street Journal
- Boeing ousts head of 737 jetliner program weeks after panel blowout on a flight over Oregon The Associated Press
- Boeing exec out after 737 Max door plug failure Fox Business
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