BOEING Whistleblower Reveals Which PLANES are 'NOT SAFE'

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#boeing #737 #whistleblower #plane Boeing is in crisis. Already this year its planes have been involved in 3 serious incidents, including part of a fuselage coming off mid-flight. And questions still remain over the 737-Max model that was grounded after two fatal crashes within 5 months. The company’s reputation has not been helped by the recent suicide of whistleblower who had accused Boeing of poor safety practices. This week Nexus speaks to Ed Pierson, a former Boeing employee and whistleblower who testified before Congress, Arthur Rosenberg, a former pilot who is now an Aviation Attorney, and Alan Diehl, a former air crash investigator who actually survived a crash himself.
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@georgeh6856

Trust the guy who worked at Boeing and not the lawyer.

@arturo468

I believe Ed Pierson who worked at Boeing, not the aviation attorney.

@Retr0racin

I spent 34 years at this factory. They put shareholder value above quality. If you spoke up and made noise you did not last very long, squeaky wheels get replaced real fast. I retired four years ago the very first day I was eligible. Ed knows what he is talking about.

@bhupeshpatel-yw1db

The CEO should be charged $1 million for every day they don’t provide documentation requested by FAA. See how quickly things move then.

@nickjw88

RIP John Barnett Whistleblowers from Boeing days are numbered.

@robertbarnier45

Why is a lawyer even being asked to comment.

@florencioigual

Who do you believe the most, the former Boeing quality manager who supervised production and says the 737MAX is not safe, or the attorney who never worked in a Boeing factory and says it is safe?... 🤔

@ianmuir3640

Allowing Boeing to write their own airworthy certificate is absolutely crazy as it has been proven unfortunately with the deaths of innocent people

@TechnikMeister2

As a Qantas pilot and instructor for 25 years, and now as a safety consultant to CASA (Australia's equivalent of the FAA and NTSB), I had the pleasure of spending time with both Japanese aircraft manufacturers, Mitsubishi and Kawasaki, and also with Hitachi Computers Systems who design their flight control systems. I have also been given behind the scenes tours incognito at Boeing factories in Renton and Charleston, and also at Spirit Aerospace in Kansas.

@TeaandTacos77

Why was this attorney invited to be on a panel about safety? He's not an aviation expert or a pilot and he's very clearly got a major COI. 'Both sides' nonsense should not be an excuse to mislead the public like this. If more people get on Boeing planes and are injured or die, this guy faces no consequences. In fact, he gets richer defending more lawsuits. Just incredibly poor form to include him and let him spout potentially dangerous misinformation. If you felt compelled to present Boeing's side, then invite a Boeing engineer or executive, not some bootlicking lackey.

@jerrypolverino6025

I have devoted my entire life to aviation, from education and aerospace science to a career airline captain. It hurts watching a once great engineering firm taken over by a gang of corporate thugs, whose only interest is their own personal wealth. It’s criminal and it’s disgusting. Even though I’ve been a career Boeing airline captain, I will no longer set foot on any Boeing aircraft. The BOD has been consistently and continuously lying to investors, crews, passengers and the FAA.

@tuanpham-vv3qj

Again, beancounter as CEO! That is the error!

@desobrien3827

The only thing the Lawyer got right, "737 is from the 60's in design". The lawyer, does not know about the "Swiss cheese affect"!

@johnabney3530

What?! This attorney thinks he's more of an expert because he's flown on it more times than the guy who built it? I stopped right there, no conscience in criminal defense attorneys. Stand in front of the 346 families who lost dear ones and say this to them. The big problem is choosing South Carolina, you get what you pay for...

@EllieM_Travels

The workers at Boeing used to have a saying, “If it’s Boeing, we’re not going.” I see nothing’s changed.

@dgdave2673

Lol 😂 the lawyer was in lying mode from the outset! Pathetic

@jdcaldwell5088

What wrong with Boeing?????? GREED OVER SAFETY 😮

@MM-tt3np

Boeing is a symbol of the "great" america!!

@twig3288

Boeing’s statement in response to the death of John Barnett sounds like what you would expect from a Mafia boss after the sudden unexpected death of a key witness against them