I don't think that their constant "Safety is our most important principle" or some variety thereof blather is really helpful to re-instill confidence into the c

I don't think that their constant "Safety is our most important principle" or some variety thereof blather is really helpful to re-instill confidence into the company generally and into the plane specifically. If I'd be a journo at one of their press conferences my question would be: "If this is so then why exactly didn't you ground the plane after the Lion Air crash and faught through hell and high water to keep it flying despite its obvious problems?" As part of the flying public my general impression from Boeing's communication in the last 6 month is that this company doesn't really give a fuck unless it's bad publicity or hurts their bottom line.