Explore the dramatic downfall of Boeing, once an icon of aviation innovation, in “Boeing, the 737 MAX Crisis and Aviation Safety: The Perils of Profit-Driven Engineering.” This gripping account details the shift from engineering excellence to a profit-first culture, leading to the devastating 737 MAX crashes. Discover how compromised safety, neglected human factors, and critical design flaws, driven by shareholder returns, endangered lives and crippled a global fleet. Drawing parallels with other industrial disasters like Deepwater Horizon, this book offers crucial insights into the dangers of prioritizing profit over safety, the vital role of robust safety systems, and the consequences of corporate malfeasance. An essential read for aviation professionals, safety experts, engineers, and those in corporate governance seeking to understand and prevent catastrophic failures. Understand the lessons learned to foster better risk management in the airline industry and beyond.