Boeing Plans to Launch Flying Cars in Asia by 2030 Amid Ongoing Aircraft Quality Concerns

The aerospace giant seeks to tap into urban air mobility markets in Asia, even as it grapples with safety issues and declining trust in its aircraft manufacturing.

• Boeing's Chief Technology Officer, Todd Citron, announces plans for electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles in Asia by 2030.
• Recent incidents, including a panel blowing off a Boeing 737 Max 9, highlight ongoing safety and quality issues.
• Boeing opens a new R&D base in Nagoya, Japan, focusing on sustainable aviation technologies.
• The company faces significant scrutiny over its corporate culture and executive compensation amid falling stock prices.
• Critics express concerns over the safety of Boeing's planes, impacting public trust and perception.

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