Boeing Sets Sustainability and Social Impact Goals for 2024

Steady Progress for People and Planet

Safety Quality Action Updates

In a sweeping presentation that lasted three hours, Boeing executives outlined significant changes to the company's production process and safety systems. More than a decade ago, executives at Boeing made a pivotal decision to give up on the company's traditional focus on quality in order to keep up with its main rival, Airbus. However, recent events have forced Boeing to rethink its priorities. The company has been plagued by a series of safety scandals, including the fatal crashes of two 737 MAX aircraft. As a result, Boeing has lost the trust of many of its customers and investors.

In order to regain the trust of the public, Boeing has announced a number of new initiatives aimed at improving safety and sustainability. These initiatives include:

• Investing $15 billion in safety improvements over the next 10 years
• Creating a new safety oversight board
• Hiring 1,000 new safety engineers
• Implementing a new quality control system

In addition to these safety initiatives, Boeing has also announced a number of new sustainability goals. These goals include:

• Reducing carbon emissions by 50% by 2030
• Investing in renewable energy and sustainable aviation technologies
• Working with suppliers to reduce their environmental impact

These new initiatives are a sign that Boeing is serious about improving its safety record and sustainability practices. If the company can successfully implement these initiatives, it will be well-positioned to regain the trust of the public and its customers.