"Boeing's 737 Max Program Leader Fired After Midair Incident"
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The head of Boeing's 737 Max production program, Ed Clark, has left the company after nearly 18 years, with Katie Ringgold taking over. This follows an incident where a portion of a Boeing 737 Max aircraft blew out mid-air due to missing bolts on the door plug, prompting the grounding of all Boeing 737 Max 9 planes for inspections. The National Transportation Safety Board found loose hardware on other aircraft as well, and the FAA temporarily grounded the planes.
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