Boeing’s chief executive Dave Calhoun has faced US senators about the company’s culture as he apologised to family members of plane crash victims.
Mr Calhoun testified on Tuesday to Congress that the company had "learned" from past mistakes and that the process for employee whistleblowers "works" – but lawmakers still accused him of not doing enough to rectify a culture of retaliation.
The US company most recently was put in the spotlight when a door panel fell off a new 737 Max plane during an Alaska Airlines flight in January, leaving a gaping hole.
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