The US aircraft manufacturer Boeing is facing a change of boss after a series of safety defects in aircraft production. Dave Calhoun is leaving the company by the end of the year, Boeing announced on Monday. The 66-year-old has recently been heavily criticized for the company’s handling of the incident on January 5th, when a part of the fuselage of an almost new 737 Max 9 broke off in flight.
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“The decision to resign was entirely my decision,” Calhoun told CNBC. He will help find a successor.
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