Boeing 737 Max Program Management Shake-Up

SOURCE www.nbcnews.com
Boeing's head of the 737 Max program is leaving in a management shake-up following a January mishap that damaged the company's reputation. The incident involved a plane's door panel blowing out midair, prompting FAA action. This comes after previous crashes involving Max planes. Alaska and United Airlines have returned Max 9s to service, but doubts remain about the future with Boeing Max planes.

Key Points

  • Boeing's head of 737 Max program leaving in a management shake-up
  • FAA grounded Boeing 737 Max 9 airplanes after January mishap
  • Previous crashes led to worldwide grounding of Boeing 737 Max planes
  • Alaska and United Airlines have returned Max 9s to service amid uncertainty about the future with Boeing Max planes

Pros

  • Enhanced focus on quality and safety requirements
  • Leadership changes to address reputation damage

Cons

  • Negative impact on Boeing's reputation and value
  • Previous crashes involving Max planes