A whistleblower complaint by Sam Mohawk revealed on June 2023, alleges that Boeing concealed defective parts from the FAA, installed some in new 737 planes, and lost track of others.
According to a whistleblower complaint, Boeing concealed defective plane parts from federal regulators and later lost track of them, some of which may have been installed in new aircraft. These allegations represent the aerospace company's latest manufacturing problems this year, as its CEO is under investigation for possible flight safety violations.
According to a Senate subcommittee investigation that has been widely reported, Sam Mohawk, a quality assurance inspector for Boeing in Renton, Washington, claims the company has lost track of defective parts for new 737 planes after they "intentionally hid" them from Federal Aviation Administration inspectors.
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Another Boeing whistleblower emerged hours before the CEO's testimony. Sam Mohawk, a quality inspector, alleges improper tracking and storage of faulty parts at Boeing’s Renton facility, potentially affecting 737 Max planes. pic.twitter.com/pWFGHcLUVN
According to Mohawk, defective parts were ...
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