Boeing's CEO said he was “disappointed” the company wasn’t more forthcoming with information when engineers in 2017 learned that cockpit alerts intended to warn pilots about certain sensor malfunctions didn’t work or weren’t operating as intended
PARIS—Boeing Co. Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg on Sunday said the company had made communications lapses with its embattled 737 MAX jet and promised greater transparency after regulators, airlines and pilots faulted the aerospace giant for not being forthcoming with key information.
Mr. Muilenburg’s comments come as the Federal Aviation Administration, barring last-minute schedule changes or unexpected hurdles, as early as this week has tentative plans to begin test flights of proposed software fixes to the MAX fleet,...
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