Recent discussions have been sparked by frequent quality issues plaguing Boeing aircraft.
According to reports, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a report from a Boeing engineer regarding safety issues with the 787 Dreamliner.
The engineer pointed out that various sections of the 787 fuselage he was involved in were not properly secured, which could affect the aircraft's performance over time.
Furthermore, there are concerns about the maintenance and testing procedures for the aircraft.
In response to these reports, Boeing stated that the claims regarding the integrity of the 787 fuselage are inaccurate. The company mentioned it has taken a series of measures to ensure the quality and long-term safety of the aircraft. Boeing engineers are under FAA supervision and have conducted thorough analyses to determine if long-term inspections and maintenance are necessary.
It's worth noting that on January 5th of this year, a nearly brand-new Boeing 737 Max 9 experienced an incident where a door seal detached after takeoff, raising concerns about confidence in Boeing.
Although no injuries occurred during the flight, the incident highlighted issues with Boeing's manufacturing and safety processes, leading to a comprehensive restructuring of the entire executive team.
