Boeing engineering mistakes and 'culture of concealment,' coupled with lax federal safety oversight, led to 737 MAX crashes, a House report says
Boeing Co.’s engineering mistakes and “culture of concealment,” coupled with insufficient federal safety oversight, led to two fatal crashes of the plane maker’s 737 MAX aircraft, House investigators said in a report released Friday.
The preliminary findings, issued by Democrats on the House Transportation Committee, describe in stark terms the engineering and regulatory lapses revealed in five public hearings over the past year into the design and certification of the MAX, which was grounded around the world last March...
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