US audit report cites 'weaknesses' in FAA certification of B

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US audit report cites 'weaknesses' in FAA certification of Boeing 737 MAX



The U.S. หลักการเลือกเกม Slotxo ที่เล่นง่าย โบนัสเพียบ Transportation Department's inspector general faulted "weaknesses" in U.S. government certification of the Boeing
737 MAX aircraft that was grounded for 20 months after two crashes killed 346 people, according to a report released Wednesday.

The 63-page report said the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) did not have a complete understanding of a Boeing Co safety system tied to both crashes and
said "much work remains" to address outstanding issues. It also cited "management and oversight weaknesses."

The FAA agreed to implement all 14 recommendations in the report and said it "has already made substantial progress towards implementing reforms that
address some of your recommendations."

Boeing said it has "undertaken significant changes to reinforce our safety practices, and we have already made progress" on recommendations outlined in
the report.

The report noted "instances where the same company engineer worked on a particular design and then approved the design” as a Boeing employee conducting
certification tasks for the FAA.

The report added FAA needs to do more to ensure personnel conducting certification tasks "are adequately independent."

It was the second report by the inspector general's office into the fatal crashes. The first, issued in June, disclosed Boeing had failed to submit documents to
the FAA.

In December, Congress passed legislation reforming how the FAA certifies airplanes, especially the long-standing practice of delegating some certification tasks
to manufacturers.