The departure of Boeings upper management comes as the company faces a crisis in public trust over quality issues.
An internal investigation found many ofBoeings planes had loose bolts.
Boeings incident with Alaska Airlines has prompted greater scrutiny of Boeings safety measures.
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An investigation by the FAA concluded there was no objective evidence of a foundational commitment to safety.
A Boeing senior manager also recently told the LA Times he would absolutely not fly a Max airplane.
This is hardly the first crisis Boeing has faced.
Boeing also admitted full responsibility for anEthiopian 737 Max crashingand killing 157 passengers on board in 2019.
The exodus of Boeings leaders is expected with a scandal of this magnitude.
Boeings problems seem to becultural issues, as the company became hyper-focused on pleasing shareholders instead of regulators.
The company hopes that a C-suite shuffle will help address these issues.
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