Boeing’s CEO David Calhoun faced families and a bipartisan grilling for overseas crashes, the midair Max 9 door blowout and quality control at the company. At the hearing, the senate committee announced a new whistleblower had come forward. NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY.
Boeing will face sanctions after breaking an agreement by disclosing details of an investigation into the 737 Max 9 door panel that blew out in mid-air, the National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday. The agency said in a statement that Boeing 'blatantly violated NTSB investigative regulations' at a media briefing on Tuesday by providing investigative information that hadn't been cleared for release and speculating about the cause of the incident nearly six months ago.
Boeing did not immediately respond to an overnight request for comment from NBC News. In a stinging rebuke, the agency said that because the company has been a party or active participant that has contributed evidence in many NTSB investigations, 'few entities know the rules better than Boeing.
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