Boeing CEO: The world's leading aircraft manufacturer Boeing, which is stuck in crisis, has finally taken a tough decision and shown the way out to its top management including its CEO Dave Calhoun. Dave Calhoun will leave the company by the end of this year. Apart from this, the head of the commercial airlines division will retire and the chairman will not hold his post again. In the recent past, there have been such serious accidents with Boeing planes that the company finally had to punish the top management.
The door of the plane burst after take off
Recently, the door of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft burst in the air shortly after take off. However, due to the wisdom of the crew, the accident was averted and no one was seriously injured. Dave Calhoon took over as CEO in 2020. Dennis Muilenburg, who was the CEO before him, also had to lose his position after getting caught in a similar scandal. At that time, two new 737 Max were victims of similar accidents within a span of 5 months. 346 passengers and crew members died in this. After this Dennis Mullenberg resigned.
All 737 Max were stopped after the accident
Dave Calhoon, while taking over as CEO, had said that his first priority would be to strengthen security measures. But, the accident that happened a few days ago had raised question marks on Boeing. The company had banned all 737 Max from flying until further orders. Apart from this, orders were also given for security check of all the planes. The US government also started an investigation against Boeing. This latest accident has raised questions on the company's safety protocols and safety controls.
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