FAA Launches Comprehensive Safety Review of Boeing

The Federal Aviation Administration is scrutinizing Boeing's safety processes following a series of technical failures and oversight criticisms.

The FAA's review will focus on Boeing's response time, risk assessment, resource allocation, and adherence to regulatory requirements.
A January incident involving a Boeing 737-9 MAX led to increased scrutiny, after a door plug blew off mid-flight, prompting an emergency landing.
An FAA audit earlier this year identified multiple non-compliance issues in Boeing's manufacturing and quality control processes.
The Transportation Department's Inspector General criticized the FAA for ineffective oversight, citing unresolved reports of undue pressure on safety inspectors.
FAA Administrator Michael Whitaker has committed to holding Boeing accountable and improving the agency's oversight practices.