Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun to Step Down Amid Continued Safety Concerns
Calhoun's resignation follows a series of incidents raising questions about Boeing's commitment to safety and its corporate culture.
- Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun to resign at year's end, marking the second CEO departure since the 737 Max crises.
- Under Calhoun's leadership, Boeing addressed safety concerns and made significant changes, but recent incidents and negative press have continued.
- The Alaska Airlines incident, involving a 737 Max 9 missing key bolts, has reignited concerns over Boeing's commitment to safety.
- Critics argue Boeing's culture prioritizes profit over safety, a claim supported by negative media coverage and dissatisfaction among airline CEOs.
- Boeing's safety and production issues are part of broader criticisms of capitalist practices undermining safety and workers' rights.