What Really Happened in the Boeing Disaster That Killed 346 People

Описание: ⚠️ WARNING: This story contains details of corporate negligence that led to 346 deaths.

What Really Happened in the Boeing Disaster That Killed 346 People

Turn off the lights, get comfortable, and settle in for a 90-minute deep dive into one of the biggest corporate disasters in aviation history. Tonight, we're exploring how Boeing's culture of cutting corners and prioritizing profits over safety led to two deadly 737 MAX crashes and a door plug blowing out mid-flight.

🛫 THE COMPLETE BOEING DISASTER STORY:

From the 1997 McDonnell Douglas merger that destroyed Boeing's legendary safety culture, through the $30 billion Dreamliner disaster, to the creation of the deadly 737 MAX with its hidden MCAS software, the crashes that killed 346 people, and the whistleblowers who tried to warn everyone—this is the full story told in our signature bedtime format.

Perfect for falling asleep, learning about corporate corruption, or understanding how capitalism's pursuit of profit can turn deadly.

⏰ COMPLETE TIMELINE :
00:00 - Introduction & Content Warning
00:59 - Part 1: The Golden Years (When Boeing Was Run By Engineers)
10:13 - Part 2: The 1997 Merger That Changed Everything
17:55- Part 3: The Dreamliner Nightmare ($30 Billion Over Budget)
27:08 - Part 4: Birth of the 737 MAX (The Shortcut That Killed)
34:56- Part 5: Lion Air Flight 610 (189 People, 13 Minutes of Terror)
44:16 - Part 6: Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 (157 More Deaths)
52:24 - Part 7: Alaska Airlines Door Plug Blows Out at 16,000 Feet
1:01:24 - Part 8: The Whistleblowers (Engineers Ignored, One Found Dead)
1:12:13 - Part 9: What This Disaster Means For All of Us

⚠️ CONTENT WARNING:
This documentary discusses plane crashes, corporate negligence, deaths, and systemic failures. Viewer discretion advised.

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📚 WHAT WE COVERED:

The McDonnell Douglas merger that destroyed Boeing's engineering culture | Phil Condit's decision to move headquarters away from factories | The $30 billion Dreamliner outsourcing disaster | How Boeing created the 737 MAX by putting giant engines on a 50-year-old airframe | The secret MCAS software hidden from pilots | Lion Air Flight 610 crash (189 dead) | Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash (157 dead) | Alaska Airlines door plug incident (four bolts missing) | Whistleblower John Barnett found dead before testimony | Internal Boeing emails calling it "designed by clowns supervised by monkeys" | Why executives faced no consequences | What this reveals about corporate America

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DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and entertainment purposes. All information is sourced from publicly available records including congressional testimonies, court documents, news reports, NTSB investigations, and leaked internal Boeing communications.

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SOURCES:
Congressional hearings on Boeing 737 MAX (2019-2024)
NTSB crash investigation reports
FAA certification documents
Internal Boeing emails (public record)
Whistleblower testimonies
News reports from Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Seattle Times
Court documents from crash victim lawsuits

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