Must Reads

6/26/2019

This article from the LA Times discusses the design flaws and decision-making process behind the Boeing 737 Max, which was involved in two deadly crashes within a span of five months. It highlights how Boeing's rush to compete with its rival, Airbus, led to compromises in the plane's design and safety features. The article also looks at the role of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in certifying the aircraft, suggesting that the close relationship between Boeing and the FAA may have contributed to the inadequate oversight and scrutiny of the 737 Max. Overall, the article offers insights into the flawed design and regulatory failures surrounding the Boeing 737 Max.

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