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Department of Justice says Boeing may be criminally liable in 737 Max crashes
Boeing has violated a 2021 agreement that shielded it from criminal prosecution after two 737 Max disasters left 346 people dead overseas, the Department of Justice told a federal judge in a court filing Tuesday. (www.usatoday.com) Más...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
Apologies for anytime Mullany appears. That is NOT the CEO I am referring to. It should be "Mulally" as stated in the first sentence.
Yes, in Mulally I trust.
Yes I notice, irritatingly enough, that we can't edit our replies in case we hit the POST button a bit quick.... very annoying... does anyone know if its possible or how to do it?
Nope, once published you are stuck out there for ever. Encourages accuracy.
Well, we just have to get everything right before we ship things out to an unsuspecting public.
Oh, hang on a minute...!!
Well, we just have to get everything right before we ship things out to an unsuspecting public.
Oh, hang on a minute...!!
Contact FlightAware directly, they will delete the post for you. They have helped me a couple of times.
Yes it wasn't that I want a post deleted, but it would be nice if we could easily edit posts - it's very easy to type something and then notice a spelling or grammar error etc - so the ability to clean up small errors would be very decent.
They went from Mullany's "Working Together", the catchphrase of the 777, to Jim McNerney, acknowledging that “I'm sounding like Darth Vader here”.
Ford benefited greatly from Boeing's screw up with Mullany. Boeing? They're still paying the price of hiring nothing but Welch "proteges". That's not good for the future.