Boeing’s new CEO Kelly Ortberg faced tough questions at a U.S. Senate hearing this week, publicly acknowledging the aerospace giant’s 'serious missteps' in prioritizing profits over passenger safety. 🔍 In a candid moment, Ortberg vowed sweeping reforms, signaling a cultural overhaul for the company after years of high-profile controversies and fatal crashes.
'Changes are underway to ensure safety comes first,' Ortberg told lawmakers, addressing allegations of compromised manufacturing standards. The hearing unfolded as trade tensions over former President Donald Trump’s tariffs threaten Boeing’s global supply chain—a critical issue for a company that relies on parts from 40+ countries. 🌏 Suppliers worldwide are bracing for potential disruptions, raising questions about the future of aviation manufacturing.
Analysts say this moment could redefine Boeing’s role in the $4 trillion global aerospace market. 👀 Will corporate accountability take flight—or remain grounded? Stay tuned.
