This article increases my concern that the primary issue here is a failure in process to ensure the safety of passengers before the 737 Max went to market. We

This article increases my concern that the primary issue here is a failure in process to ensure the safety of passengers before the 737 Max went to market. We have world class expertise in the aviation industry, and there is no excuse for rushing a product to market without fully vetting it for safety. Boeing, the FAA, and the airlines moved too quickly to place the 737 Max in the air and too slowly to ground the planes after the second crash. In both cases it appears that these decisions were influenced by an over-reliance on the capabilities of technology over people.