recently Boeing It often came to light with scandals and accidents. This situation reached such a level that eventually the company’s CEO, David Calhoun, was summoned before the US Senate as part of a security investigation. speaking in the Senate Calhounannounced that he is proud of his company’s security record.

Senator John Hawley of Missouri accused Calhoun of pruning the company. Senator, ‘You are circumventing safety procedures. You blame your employees. You were fired because you wanted to get as much profit out of the company as possible.’ he said. The senator also noted that Hawley received last year $33 million He also brought up the payment and asked the CEO why he had not resigned yet.

Calhoun stated that he was proud

In his reply to Senator Calhoun “I am proud to have this job. I am proud of our safety record. And I am very proud of our Boeing employees.‘ he said. When the senator asked again if he trusted their security details, the CEO said, “I am proud of every action we have taken.” he said.

Calhoun acquired Boeing in January 2020. The company at the time 737 Max He was experiencing problems in his type of aircraft. It is not easy to say that Boeing’s problems were then completely solved. Recently, the door was removed from an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 and fell while the plane was in the air.

Calhoun said as much late this year with his statement in March will retire he explained. Boeing, on the other hand, is having trouble finding a name to replace Calhoun.