Sally Gethin

Boeing's safety record is under scrutiny due to incidents like an unused door blowing off a 737 Max 9. The company faces manufacturing defects, software issues, and fatal crashes. Experts discuss the need for Boeing to strengthen quality and regain trust. The podcast explores FAA inspections, safety challenges, and the competitive aerospace industry landscape.

Julia Lassica, a Monocle writer, delves into the impact of Trump's call with Putin on Ukraine's ceasefire, exploring the complexities of international negotiations. Mary Fitzgerald shares insights on Libya's political instability and potential civil unrest. Phil Clark discusses the broader geopolitical implications. Karen Krasanovich analyzes the film industry's challenges amid political tensions. Lastly, aviation news analyst Sally Gethin highlights Boeing's contracts, revealing how aviation dynamics shape global interactions.

William Yang, a journalist in Taipei, discusses Taiwan's strategic preparations as Donald Trump threatens semiconductor tariffs, highlighting its crucial role in the global supply chain. Simon Bouvier, Monocle’s bureau chief in Paris, offers insights into European responses to these geopolitical shifts, while aviation analyst Sally Geth explores the broader implications for the airline industry amidst these economic challenges. Together, they navigate the complexities of international relations and the rising tensions surrounding technology.