Boeing 737 Max boss out after blowout

The CEO of Boeing, Dennis Muilenburg, has been ousted from his position following a series of setbacks with the company’s 737 Max aircraft. The plane has been grounded worldwide after two fatal crashes within a span of five months.

After facing intense scrutiny and criticism for his handling of the situation, Muilenburg has stepped down as CEO of the aerospace giant. The board of directors felt that a change in leadership was necessary to restore confidence in the company and its troubled aircraft.

Boeing has been working on fixing the issues with the 737 Max and hopes to get the plane back in the air soon. However, with Muilenburg’s departure, the company will now be led by David Calhoun as the new CEO.

Calhoun has a background in the aviation industry and is expected to bring a fresh perspective to Boeing as it navigates through this turbulent time. The company is also facing numerous lawsuits and regulatory challenges in the wake of the 737 Max crisis.

It remains to be seen how Boeing will recover from these setbacks and regain the trust of its customers and stakeholders. The fate of the 737 Max and the future of the company hang in the balance as it moves forward under new leadership.