Boeing's CEO Dennis Muilenburg defended the aerospace company's safety inspection system in Senate testimony Tuesday, despite two 737 Max crashes.
Boeing's CEO defended the aerospace company's safety inspection system in Senate testimony Tuesday, despite two crashes that have grounded its 737 Max jetliner.
Not only will the 737 Max not fly again until all agree it is safe, Muilenburg said, but Boeing also is reviewing all its safety policies. "This exchange is stunning," Cruz said, adding that he was aghast that the exchange wasn't shared earlier. Story continuesMore trouble with the FAA: Inspectors weren't qualified to certify Boeing 737 Max pilots, investigation finds
The relatives were miffed that Muilenburg had apologized to them while facing the committee, not turning around to face them in the audience, Stumo said.
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