Boeing Co Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg will face a second day of questions ...
) Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg will face a second day of questions Wednesday from U.S. lawmakers on its now grounded 737 MAX after sharp criticism at a Senate hearing Tuesday.
“Something went drastically wrong, a total of 346 people died, and we have a duty to fix it,” DeFazio will say in his opening statement. “You have told me half-truths over and over again,” Senator Tammy Duckworth told Muilenburg, questioning why the manufacturer did not disclose more details about MCAS’s lack of safeguards.
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