Boeing's move to oust its CEO today was seen as inevitable amid increasing pressure from regulators, lawmakers and the families of those killed aboard two of the company's crashed 737 MAX planes
Boeing ousted its CEO Monday, a move seen as inevitable amid increasing pressure from regulators, lawmakers and the families of those killed aboard two of the company's crashed 737 MAX planes, which remain grounded., which removes Dennis Muilenburg from the position of CEO, the company said it was necessary to "restore confidence" in Boeing as it "works to repair relationships with regulators, customers" and others.
And worse, Boeing's relationship with the new administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration has been rocky from the start, with FAA chief Steve Dickson publicly raking Muilenburg over the coals for what Dickson felt were pressure tactics from Boeing to speed up regulators' work to verify Boeing's changes to the plane's design.
Regardless, some in the aviation sector questioned whether the company’s decision to get rid of Muilenberg, as the last remaining engineer on its board, will work to its benefit in the long run. While the change was mostly welcomed on Monday as an opportunity for Boeing to pivot away from its tarnished reputation thus far, several sources told POLITICO they weren’t convinced Calhoun was better equipped for the job.
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