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During a recent government meeting, concerns were raised regarding Boeing's Safety Management System (SMS), which has yet to be fully developed despite multiple commitments from the company. Mister Whitaker highlighted that Boeing initially pledged to enhance its SMS in 2015 and reiterated this commitment in 2019. However, as of now, the system remains incomplete.

The discussion underscored the implications of Boeing's SMS shortcomings, particularly in light of recent safety incidents, including the January 5th accident involving a 737 MAX door plug. The ongoing issues with the SMS have raised alarms about the effectiveness of Boeing's safety protocols and the potential risks to aviation safety. The meeting emphasized the need for Boeing to fulfill its commitments and ensure that its safety systems are robust and fully operational to prevent future incidents.
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Converted from Implementation of Boeing’s Comprehensive Action Plan meeting on September 24, 2024
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