Boeing reveals sweeping plan to improve quality control, culture

The FAA, led by Administrator Mike Whitaker, is ensuring Boeing adheres to a roadmap focused on overhauling its quality control culture and prioritizing safety. Boeing has outlined a plan to manage risks, identify hazards, and improve safety training and employee reporting. Following a recent incident, the FAA has increased its oversight by conducting in-person inspections. While Whitaker did not fully endorse Boeing's plan, he assured the public of the FAA's rigorous monitoring. Production of the 737 Max will remain capped to maintain quality control.

What is the primary focus of the FAA's expectations for Boeing?

• Overhauling quality control culture

• Reducing costs

• Increasing production rates

• Expanding market share

Which of the following is NOT part of Boeing's plan for improvement?

• Managing risks

• Identifying hazards

• Increasing marketing budget

• Enhancing safety training

How did the FAA change its oversight approach after the January 5th incident?

• Reduced inspections

• Stopped monitoring Boeing

• Increased remote audits

• Implemented in-person inspections

What measure has the FAA taken to ensure Boeing focuses on quality control?

• Capping production rates

• Expanding production facilities

• Increasing production rates

• Reducing employee numbers

What assurance does the FAA provide to the public regarding Boeing's aircraft?

• Boeing's market share is increasing

• Production costs are reduced

• All aircraft are produced faster

• Each aircraft is certified for safety