FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker said last week Boeing faces a ‘long road’ to address safety issues, adding the 90-day plan ‘is not the end of the process’
CEO Dave Calhoun and other senior company officials on the company’s quality improvement plans, sources told Reuters.
The meeting is currently expected to last three hours at FAA headquarters in Washington but could go longer. It also set to include other senior Boeing leaders including Stephanie Pope, the head of Boeing Commercial Airplanes as well as Boeing’s head of quality Elizabeth Lund and Mike Fleming, Boeing senior vice president and general manager, airplane programs.
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