美国家运输安全委员会：波音客机“掉门”事故中公司和监管方均失职

Core Viewpoint - The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has concluded that both Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) failed in their responsibilities, leading to a door detachment incident involving a Boeing aircraft in January 2024, which could have been avoided [1] Summary by Relevant Categories Company Accountability - Boeing was found to be inactive in addressing unauthorized production operations that had been identified in various internal audits, reports, quality alerts, and regulatory compliance issues [1] - The NTSB Chairman, Jennifer Homendy, emphasized that Boeing should have recognized the safety deficiencies that contributed to the incident [1] Regulatory Oversight - The FAA was also criticized for its inadequate oversight, which allowed the safety issues to persist without proper intervention [1] - The investigation highlighted a lack of effective regulatory measures that could have prevented the accident [1]