Months Before Ethiopian Crash, Boeing Turned Aside Carrier’s Questions

Published On Oct 9, 2024, 5:04 AM

The article discusses Boeing's inadequate response to Ethiopian Airlines' pilot inquiries about safety procedures for the 737 Max following another tragic crash involving a similar aircraft. After the Lion Air crash, Ethiopian Airlines sought detailed information on potential systems failures but received only a brief summary referring to a previously issued public document. This indicates a lack of proactive communication from Boeing, raising concerns about safety protocols and crisis management within the company.

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Boeing's failure to adequately address safety concerns and the scrutiny that followed the Ethiopian Airlines crash may lead to further regulatory pressures and strains on its reputation. As safety remains a top priority for airlines and regulators, Boeing could face potential declines in aircraft sales and additional legal liabilities. Investors might want to exercise caution due to the prolonged negative impacts on Boeing's operations and public perception.

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