A senior Boeing executive said fixes to software linked to at least one of the 737 MAX crashes should be ready within weeks
A senior Boeing Co. executive defended the company’s aircraft design and production processes following two fatal crashes of its 737 MAX airliner, and said fixes to software linked to at least one of those crashes should be ready within weeks.
Boeing’s commercial plane marketing vice president, Randy Tinseth, said he had “great confidence” in the 737 MAX and the process by which Boeing devised the plane.
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