The tradition at Boeing is the most recent factor to come back below the highlight at Final Week Tonight, with host John Oliver taking a deep dive into the corporate’s troubled historical past within the clip above — from the shift to a profit-driven mannequin that occurred after the corporate merged with McDonnell Douglas to the grounding of Boeing 737 Max airplanes in 2019 that adopted deadly crashes brought on by lethal AI software program.

“It’s fairly clear that one thing has to vary at Boeing and it must be on the high of that firm,” says Oliver on the finish of the clip, after outlining ongoing points with Boeing’s Max aircrafts. “As a result of in case you are actually too massive to fail, that ought to imply you might be large enough to spend the time and sources required to repair the tradition that you’ve got destroyed. And within the meantime, the very least you are able to do is promote the form of firm you might be in a way more correct approach.”

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