Boeing Boss Still Hasn't Met with Whistleblowers to Talk Safety, Lawyer Says
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SUMMARY
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun is facing criticism for not engaging with whistleblowers as he had committed to during his June Senate testimony. Attorney Brian Knowles, representing over a dozen current and former Boeing employees, stated that Calhoun has yet to follow through on his promise to meet with whistleblowers. This follows allegations from whistleblower Sam Mohawk, a quality assurance inspector, who reported that Boeing failed to properly document or store damaged aircraft components, leading to potential safety issues. Despite requests for a meeting through Boeing’s counsel, Knowles claims no contact has been made. Many of Knowles's clients, who were allegedly terminated for raising safety concerns, hope Boeing will address these issues to ensure the company's success.