IT will change certification for a long time. EASA trusted the FAA to do their job and actually check the plane before certifying it. The FAA instead gladly ou

IT will change certification for a long time. EASA trusted the FAA to do their job and actually check the plane before certifying it. The FAA instead gladly outsourced the certification to... ... Boeing. Which ultimately leads to the loss of reputation for the FAA, which is why EASA is now checking the plane themselves and finding numerous faults with it. It's like University A would tomorrow get rid of all teaching assistants because it's cheaper that way and just have students self-grade their exams. Everyone will hence have only A+ and everyone is happy. Until finally a lot of really bad University A students will leave the job market unimpressed and thus hurting the reputation of University (FA)A.