A scathing report from Wall Street has raised doubts about Boeing's ability to pass a new federal safety audit, causing a sharp decline in its stock. The report highlights ongoing quality control and engineering problems at Boeing, which have been present for years. The investigation by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) into these issues is expected to uncover significant findings. The likelihood of Boeing receiving a clean audit is low due to its recent track record and the FAA's incentive to find problems. As a result, the risk of production and delivery setbacks for Boeing has increased, leading to a downgrade in the stock rating. In response to the investigations, Boeing has appointed an independent adviser to review its quality control processes. The review will assess quality management systems and practices in Boeing factories and its suppliers. Boeing is also implementing more inspections and closer monitoring of key suppliers. The cause of the recent incident involving an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 jet is still under investigation, but loose hardware or bolts in the assembly of door plugs have been discovered on other aircraft. The FAA has given Boeing 10 days to provide information on the incident's cause and actions taken to prevent it from happening again. The FAA has not provided a timeline for the return of the grounded 737 Max 9 planes. Boeing has been facing quality and safety issues for the past five years, resulting in the grounding of some jets and delivery halts. The design of the 737 Max has been linked to two fatal crashes, leading to a 20-month grounding of the aircraft.
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