Dennis Muilenburg says the MCAS software that’s under scrutiny following two deadly crash was designed to the company’s standards. http://t.co/ vLdCEeaVH3
.@Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg defended the safety systems of its737 Max jets in his first comments to shareholders and reporters since two deadly crashes involving the best-selling plane. Those crashes killed346 people and led to the worldwide grounding of the Max jets. pic.twitter.com/wvdsgNgmeX
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg:“I think the important thing here, again is we are very focused on safety. I can tell you that both of these accidents weigh heavily on us as a company.” pic.twitter.com/oDyd2oIf2t
“When it comes to safety, there are no competing priorities”�C@BoeingCEO Dennis Muilenburg says recent Indonesia and Ethiopia crashes have“only intensified” company’s dedication to building“the safest airplanes in the sky”.
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Boeing Company CEO and Chairman Dennis Muilenburg told shareholders the company is close to completing an update to a flight control software of737 MAX aircraft following two separate, deadly air crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia in six months. http://t.co/czEiGbPhDG pic.twitter.com/5tqmPhPqhQ