U.S. lawmakers question Boeing CEO on manufacturing problems and safety concerns, while relatives of 737 Max crash victims attend the hearing. Whistleblowers raise alarm over defective parts ending up in planes. Senators accuse CEO of prioritizing profits over safety.
Key Points
Whistleblowers raise alarm over defective parts potentially entering Boeing 737s
Senators accuse CEO of prioritizing profits over safety
Family members of crash victims attend hearing and demand accountability
Justice Department considering prosecuting Boeing for violating settlement terms
Pros
Increased scrutiny on Boeing's manufacturing processes
Whistleblowers bringing attention to safety concerns
Accountability being demanded by lawmakers and victims' families
Cons
Allegations of defective parts in Boeing 737 Max jets