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1. • • His new book, Flying Blind: The 737 Max Tragedy and the Fall of Boeing, traces the twin crashes directly to a 1997 merger that replaced the company’s engineering-focused culture with one obsessed with delivering “shareholder value” to investors.
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     Peter Robison on His New Book About Boeing’s Deadly 737 Max

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   Who's writing 'Flying Blind' about the Boeing 737 MAX tragedy?

   • He's an investigative reporter for Bloomberg Businessweek. His new book about the Boeing 737 Max tragedy is called "Flying Blind." You know, obviously, there were bereft family members who wanted help and would at some point want compensation.

   'Flying Blind' author says Boeing put profit ahead of safety with the

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   Why did Boeing take shortcuts in developing the 737 MAX?

   • He argues that shortcuts Boeing took in developing its 737 MAX airplane were related to a corporate culture that valued cost-cutting and boosting profits over quality and safety. Robison's book is "Flying Blind: The 737 MAX Tragedy And The Fall Of Boeing."

   'Flying Blind' author says Boeing put profit ahead of safety with the

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   Who needs to read Boeing?

   • is a story everyone—every consumer, every citizen, every worker in every industry—needs to read. Peter Robison brilliantly places Boeing's deadly downfall within the larger tragedy of an American business culture that gradually has smashed every altar but the one where the bottom line is worshipped.”

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   Why did the pilot lose control of a Boeing 737 MAX?

   • In both cases, the plane’s nose suddenly started dipping, causing the pilot to lose control. And each involved Boeing’s new 737 Max, the company’s “upgrade to its venerable 737”. In Flying Blind: The 737 Max Tragedy and the Fall of Boeing, the Bloomberg journalist Peter Robison explains how Boeing brought an unsafe plane to market.

   Book of the week: Flying Blind by Peter Robison | The Week

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   Did Boeing redesign a 737?

   • We're speaking with Bloomberg Businessweek investigative reporter Peter Robison. He has a new book about Boeing's disastrous redesign of its 737 aircraft, which led to two crashes which killed 346 people.

   'Flying Blind' author says Boeing put profit ahead of safety with the

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   How has the Boeing Company changed over the years?

   • In a new book, he writes that in recent decades, The Boeing Company changed from a company run by engineers who insisted on quality to one that prized profits and shareholder value over safety and embraced strategies of cost-cutting, outsourcing, union busting and co-opting regulators.

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   Dec 14, 2021 · Robison details the history of the FAA’s capture by Boeing, a process that began with instructions from the Clinton and George W Bush administrations that the agency be more...

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   Nov 30, 2021 · Following this prologue, Robison circles back to William E. Boeing and the founding of his eponymous company. In better days, Boeing had a reputation as an engineering firm, willing to spend an extra dollar – or few million dollars – to make a safer aircraft.

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5. www.penguinrandomhouse.com › books › 646497Flying Blind by Peter Robison: 9780593082515 ...

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   How did things go so horribly wrong at Boeing? Flying Blind is the definitive exposé of the disasters that transfixed the world. Drawing from exclusive interviews with current and former employees of Boeing and the FAA; industry executives and analysts; and family members of the victims, it reveals how a broken corporate culture paved the way ...

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   “Peter Robison's compelling and richly reported Flying Blind is about so much more than the sad decline of Boeing and the tragic mistakes that led to the 737 Max disaster. It's also the urgent story of how the almighty profit motive supplanted a culture of engineering excellence in boardrooms across America and the avoidable calamity that has ...

7. theweek.com › arts-life › cultureBook of the week: Flying Blind by Peter Robison

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   Jan 7, 2022 · In Flying Blind: The 737 Max Tragedy and the Fall of Boeing, the Bloomberg journalist Peter Robison explains how Boeing brought an unsafe plane to market. The story he tells – of a company...

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   Nov 29, 2021 · In a new book, he writes that in recent decades, The Boeing Company changed from a company run by engineers who insisted on quality to one that prized profits and shareholder value over safety...