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This guy’s name popped up in the Seattle Times article from almost Day 1 of the MCAS debacle. IIRC he left Boeing and went to Southwest, and proceeded to lie to
by tiahura 5y ago
This guy’s name popped up in the Seattle Times article from almost Day 1 of the MCAS debacle. IIRC he left Boeing and went to Southwest, and proceeded to lie to them about the Max. To the extent there was a single person concealing information, it was him.
- yholio 5y agoI guess him leaving explains why he's the only one to get the blame. Had he remained in the company, he could have blackmailed his way out, by threatening to bring down the whole club. By leaving, he painted a huge target on his back.
- elliekelly 5y ago> Had he remained in the company, he could have blackmailed his way out, by threatening to bring down the whole club. What? No. That’s not how it works unless your goal is a superseding indictment with additional charges.