The article reflects on Boeing's decline in engineering standards over 25 years, contrasting the vigilant quality oversight of founder Bill Boeing with the current leadership's detachment. Notable incidents, such as a Boeing 737 door falling off mid-flight, underscore the company's move away from hands-on manufacturing to a more corporate approach, leading to a lack of accountability for safety. CEO David Calhoun's distant management style exemplifies this shift, raising questions about whether Boeing can reclaim its engineering roots and commitment to quality craftsmanship.
Bill Boeing's insistence on quality and precise observation starkly contrasts with current Boeing practices, where manufacturing oversight seems lacking, leading to disastrous safety incidents.
David Calhoun's recent factory visit highlighted a disconnect between Boeing's leadership and manufacturing realities, as revealed by the troubling incident of a 737 door falling off mid-flight.
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