Boeing CEO acknowledges responsibility for the Alaska Airlines emergency hatch detachment accident
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发表于 2024-2-1 09:54:41
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Boeing CEO Calhoun stated on January 31 local time during a earnings conference call that the ultimate responsibility for the Alaska Airlines emergency hatch detachment accident should be borne by Boeing. "The problem is caused by us," he said.
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