Where is Boeing Co.’s
chairman, president and chief executive officer? W. James (Jim) McNerney
Jr. has been the CEO of the airline manufacturer and defense supplier
since July 1, 2005. The production and launch of the troubled 787
Dreamliner came on his watch. He made more than $62 million as the head
of Boeing from 2009 through 2011. Yet, he let Mike Sinnett, vice
president and 787 chief project engineer, defend Boeing’s flagship
plane, which has had enough problems to cause deep concerns among
regulators, airlines, passengers and the government.
McNerney
will not go public to speak up for an aircraft that is essential to
Boeing’s future, and that may damage its reputation, and share price,
for a very long time.
Anyone who reads a newspaper or visits news
websites knows that the Dreamliner has had problems lately,
particularly with three planes. That has kept Boeing and the 787 on the
front pages.
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