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Boeing faces pressure from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to address safety concerns within 90 days, following a year-long investigation revealing a “disconnect” between executives and employees on safety issues. The FAA’s demand comes after a meeting between FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker and Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun. The plan must address weaknesses in Boeing’s Safety Management System (SMS) and integrate it with another quality program, aiming for a significant shift in manufacturing quality control. (CNN)
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