Ed Pierson

Ed Pierson, a former Boeing senior manager and whistleblower, shares his deep concerns about the safety of the 737 MAX, highlighting internal pressures and cultural issues within Boeing. Sharon Turlip, an aerospace reporter for the Wall Street Journal, assesses Boeing's financial struggles and prospects for recovery amidst stiff competition from Airbus. They discuss the fallout from tragedy, manufacturing defects, and the urgent need for accountability and cultural transformation in the aerospace industry. Will Boeing restore its once-revered reputation?

Captain Steve Scheibner, a pilot and YouTube commentator, argues that the evidence suggests the Air India crash was deliberate. Ed Pierson, a Boeing whistleblower, points to systemic failures in aviation safety as a contributor. Captain Kishore Chinta, a military aviator, stresses the necessity of a data-driven investigation while not ruling out human error. Their discussion dives into the complexities of pilot interactions during crises and the importance of transparent investigations to prevent speculation surrounding such tragic incidents.

A discussion with Mark Pegram, who lost his son in the 737 Max crash, and Ed Pierson, a former Boeing manager, raises safety concerns. Pierson warned about production pressures compromising safety before the accidents. Experts weigh in on the FAA's regulatory role and Boeing's safety measures post-accidents.