Boeing Crashes
Has Boeing been trading safety for profit?
4.1 (32)
41 mins
Explore how multiple Boeing crashes were tied to ignored warnings, design flaws, and pilot-blaming tactics. Discover how cost-cutting, deregulation, and secrecy around MCAS led to tragic consequences and global distrust.
Ep 1:
Silence, Skies, and Scapegoats
From a Kegworth cockpit's fatal silence to an Amazon midair collision and SilkAir's buried truth, this episode exposes how fear, incompetence, and corporate cover-ups turned Boeing jets into death traps.
Ep 2:
How Boeing Lost Its Soul
Trace Boeing's descent from engineering titan to profit-obsessed corporation, as cost-cutting executives, a captured FAA, and a hollowed-out training system paved the way for the deadly 737 MAX disasters.
Discussions (13)
Catherine
Level 4 · 8 mo agoThis sounds just like my Samsung updates where they fix a bug and break the phone. Except here it is a plane. A self hijacking aircraft is certainly one way to cut costs. Typical corporate greed.
Weldon
Level 10 · 9 mo agoThe podcast is right about the NTSB bias in the SilkAir case. Pushing the suicide theory instead of the servo valve defect shows they prioritised protecting Boeing over finding the actual technical cause.
Brady
Level 5 · 8 mo agoBoeing put profits first.
