Not talking about TRC. You and Mob are going back and forth about ego and beat downs. I didn’t delete one response that talked about the issue.
Oh, okay. I thought that inane exchange was already over, and we had moved on when you said to knock it off. Sorry.
When one door closes, another one opens.
~Boeing
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More fallout thanks to Boeing criminal handling of the max development
United doesn’t expect to get all the Boeing jetliners it ordered and was due to receive this year or next year. A month ago, United said it was contractually due 191 planes this year and 127 next year but expects to receive only 88 this year and 64 in 2025.
Almost all of the shortfall consists of Boeing 737 Max planes, including a new, larger model. United had planned to begin flying 80 Max 10 jets this year. The Federal Aviation Administration has not yet certified the Max 10, however, and FAA approval is likely to be further delayed by increased scrutiny of Boeing since a panel blew out of an Alaska Airlines Max 9 in January.
Given the flight operation problems United has had the last few weeks, that’s probably a good thing. 
It’s not just united. Southwest also closed their window because of Boeing products quality being complete trash. Every airline that had planned their route structure for years are now having to take losses because of Boeing.
Boeing and the US have only themselves to blame giving China’s Comac this huge opening.
Yes! 1000x yes. Go after the ■■■■■■■
Mr Calhoun acknowledged in his Congressional appearance that the company had made mistakes and said it had “learned” from the past.
He also acknowledged that Boeing had retaliated against whistleblowers but said he had “listened” to those employees.
Make sure to go after Muilenburg and his 62$ million retirement package also.
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Would you look at that.
Boeing will plead guilty to fraud related to fatal 737 Max crashes
https://www.washingtonpost.com/transportation/2024/07/08/boeing-guilty-737-max-crashes/
Boeing agreed on Sunday to plead guilty to conspiring to defraud the government in a case linked to crashes of its 737 Max jets in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people — a stunning turn for the aerospace giant after the Justice Department determined that Boeing failed to live up to terms of a 2021 deal to avoid prosecution.
Prosecutors alleged that two Boeing pilots concealed key information from the Federal Aviation Administration about a new automated control system on the Max. The system was implicated in both crashes, causing uncontrollable dives.
By agreeing to plead guilty to the single felony count just before a midnight deadline Sunday, the company will avoid going to trial in the high-profile case.
A huge step in the right direction. I figured they would never throw any CSuites under the bus but it’s more then most companies in the US usually get away with. Thanks DOJ.
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Man, look how much it HURT libs to say Trump did the right thing. They even admitted that it HURT. 
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