Navigating Boeing's Turbulent Times: Senators Demand Change, FAA Cautions on Culture Overhaul
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Senators are demanding significant changes at Boeing, but the FAA's chief, Mike Whitaker, has cautioned that overhauling the company's safety culture will be a lengthy process. Despite these challenges, Boeing is actively engaged in the space industry, with experienced astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore playing key roles in its missions. However, Boeing's endeavors are facing setbacks beyond cultural issues. The company's supply chain is under stress as labor strikes have led to production slowdowns, raising concerns about its capacity to meet obligations, including those with NASA. These interconnected issues highlight the multifaceted troubles currently confronting Boeing.
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