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Boeing accused of using faulty parts to meet production targets

Boeing accused of using faulty parts to meet production targets
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News about Boeing is facing increased scrutiny following reports from the CBS program 60 Minutes. Current and former employees have come forward, revealing that Boeing allegedly used faulty or nonconforming parts to maintain production schedules and meet delivery targets.

These allegations add to the growing concerns surrounding the aerospace company, as more information from insiders continues to emerge.

"Repeatedly," workers claim, these parts were used in aircraft assembly, raising questions about safety and quality control measures within Boeing's manufacturing processes.

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The revelations are part of a broader investigation into practices at Boeing, which has faced various challenges in recent years. The company's response to these claims will be closely watched by industry experts and regulators alike.

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