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Why Hasn’t Boeing Admitted Criminality Behind 737 MAX?
CEO Dennis Muilenburg needs to resign effective immediately
The blaring headlines confirm that the worst crisis that American “multinational corporation” — Boeing — has ever faced since its conception in 1916, will undoubtedly continue to get much worse without any relief in sight.
It was just announced that American Airlines has extended its ban on the use of the ill-fated 737 Max 8 jets through June 5, and Boeing’s stock has been dipping in response to the much too late admission by CEO Dennis Muilenburg, who owns the fact that the hyper-computerized planes, that were rushed through production, did exhibit early warning signs that weren’t taken seriously enough to prevent the worst case scenario.
The embattled corporate head also said that Boeing plans to drastically slow down the production of the problematic jetliners, as the investigation into two high-profile fatal crashes that killed a total of 346 passengers and crew, that’s being conducted in Ethiopia and France — continues to unearth more damning information.
