Granted, that's the news, but it's not happening immediately as it should.
The reason is self evident, they bought into the Lie Of DEI.

Boeing has faced increasing scrutiny by federal officials since two aircraft crashed in 2019, but the public was not widely aware of purported problems at the company until an incident earlier this year in which a door plug blew off midflight.

Since the door plug incident, numerous quality issues have been brought to light, and some view the policies of the once-great company as partly responsible for the aircraft manufacturer's perceived decline. Everything from the corporation's drive for profits to its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives purportedly reveal a dynamic that some observers find troubling and indicative of the state of corporate America today.

https://dallasexpress.com/business-markets/boeings-alleged-mismanagement-dei-connection/

Just how bad is the problem? A problem many never realized, but a few had taken notice early on and started ridiculing Boeing leadership over their DET move.

"The announcement comes as a surprise to many, but Boeing insists that they are simply embracing the true nature of their planes. 'Our planes have always wanted to be safe, and we are proud to support them in their journey,' a Boeing spokesperson said in a press conference. 'We're not just talking about physical safety here — although our planes are impeccably crafted and rigorously tested by the most diverse people on Earth. No, we're talking about a deeper, spiritual safety. Sure, wheels fall off, doors fly off in flight, and fuel leaks are common, but our planes identify as safe, and that's what really matters.'"

It is going on in just about every large corporation, but Boeing is the poster child as its products get more public attention with problems. With other corporations their failures do not have the public impact from a newsworthy standpoint as their products and services deteriorate.

Quote from: supsalemgr on March 25, 2024, 10:44:40 AMIt is going on in just about every large corporation, but Boeing is the poster child as its products get more public attention with problems. With other corporations their failures do not have the public impact from a newsworthy standpoint as their products and services deteriorate.

Agree!
The last industry they should be screwing with, is the one with the largest potential for exposing DEI failure.
It's as if they have a death wish.
It appears that killing people is by far the most important result of DEI over anything else.

Edit: Or is killing Capitalism the most important outcome, and people dying is just a secondary benefit/profit?