Summary:
The book investigates the circumstances and decisions that led to the development and subsequent crashes of the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, highlighting systemic issues within Boeing and the aviation industry. It delves into the corporate culture, regulatory oversights, and engineering challenges that contributed to the tragic loss of life and the tarnishing of a once-revered company's reputation.
Key points:
1. Culture Shift: The book notes Boeing's shift from engineering to profit focus, leading to cost-cutting decisions that compromised safety and quality.
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