Boeing Faces Allegations of Retaliating Against FAA-Designated Engineers

Union claims Boeing punished engineers for raising safety concerns, sparking a broader investigation into the company's practices.

Boeing is accused of retaliating against two engineers who raised safety concerns about aircraft structures and were working under FAA oversight.
The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA) has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board, alleging negative performance reviews were used as retaliation.
Boeing denies the allegations, stating their internal investigation found no evidence of retaliation or interference.
The FAA is currently investigating the claims as part of a broader scrutiny into Boeing's safety practices and internal reporting systems.
Whistleblowers and union leaders argue that the punitive actions against the engineers demonstrate a problematic safety culture within Boeing.