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A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) investigation into Boeing has revealed that factory workers felt pressured to prioritize production speed over safety and quality, raising serious concerns about the manufacturing practices of one of the world’s largest aerospace companies. The findings come after a six-week FAA audit of Boeing’s operations, which uncovered multiple safety lapses, including improper safety measurements and missing components in aircraft.
FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker, addressing Congress, called for Boeing to take immediate action to improve the safety of its aircraft. "Boeing must do more. . .
