Boeing a plătit o amendă de 3,1 milioane de dolari pentru sute de încălcări ale normelor de siguranţă

Boeing has paid a $3.1 million fine to the FAA for multiple safety violations, including issues related to a 2024 incident involving an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9. The FAA found hundreds of quality control violations at Boeing's factories and criticized the company's interference with safety personnel. The fine was paid in January 2025, following an investigation triggered by the Alaska Airlines incident, which severely impacted Boeing's reputation and led to production limits. Senator Richard Blumenthal expressed concerns that such fines do not effectively deter unsafe practices.