FAA Wants Boeing To Prioritize Safety Amid Persistent Quality Issues

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Mike Whitaker, the Administrator of the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), has emphasized that Boeing must undergo a “fundamental cultural shift” to prioritize safety and quality over profits. This statement came in a blog post marking the one-year anniversary of an incident in which a door plug detached from an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 … Read more

JetBlue Faces Scrutiny Over Delayed Flights, $2 Million Fine Imposed By DOT

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has fined JetBlue Airways $2 million for delayed flights, marking the first time the department has imposed such a penalty on an airline for delays. According to the DOT, $1 million of the fine will be allocated to compensate JetBlue customers affected by delays or disruptions over the next … Read more

Apple To Pay $95 Million For Siri Lawsuit Over Customer Privacy Breach

Apple has agreed to pay $95 million (£77 million) to settle a court case that accused the company of listening to people without their consent through its virtual assistant, Siri. The tech giant was charged with eavesdropping on its customers by allegedly recording their voice interactions without permission. In addition to the eavesdropping claims, the … Read more