If a kitchen blender were built like Boeing 737 Max or 787 Dreamliner, no parent would let their child turn it on. Why are you letting millions fly on them?

Appeal #2.

To the U.S. Congress, the elected stewards of public safety:

You are pledged to safeguard our citizens.

Why, then, are you allowing Boeing’s 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner aircraft — both the subjects of repeated safety warnings and whistleblower testimony — to continue flying?

These planes are built with:

• Parts that didn’t fit
• Components that failed quality standards
• Inspections that overlooked contamination risks

If a kitchen blender were manufactured this way, no parent would let their child turn it on.

So why are we allowing millions of passengers to board aircraft made under those same broken standards?

This is not just an engineering issue.
It’s a moral one.

Don’t citizen lives matter more than corporate profits?

References:
FAA & Oversight Reports

• FAA Audit of Boeing 737 Max Production
• 2023 U.S. Senate hearing transcript on Boeing safety

Whistleblower Disclosures

• Ed Pierson’s testimony (former Boeing manager)
• New York Times – Boeing whistleblowers detail safety concerns

Background Reporting

Frontline’s Boeing documentary

Washington Post: “How Boeing lost its way”