Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) is set to present a corrective action plan to U.S. regulators to address significant quality issues within its factories.
This move is part of the aerospace giant’s efforts to recover from a crisis that began with a near-disaster involving a 737 Max aircraft earlier this year.
CEO Dave Calhoun and Stephanie Pope, the head of Boeing’s commercial airplane division, will meet with Federal Aviation Administration Chief Michael Whitaker on Thursday in Washington to discuss the plan, Bloomberg reports.
Boeing aims to regain trust from customers, regulators, and legislators following months of damaging publicity related to its 737 Max planes and other quality control issues, including concerns over the inspection processes for its 787 Dreamliners.
Boeing's top executives are expected to detail their approach to improving factory conditions and ...