posted on Jan, 25 2020 @ 05:15 PM
a reply to:
Sammamishman
With the recent SEVERE mismanagement of the company from the very top down sales outside the US are likely to suffer very severely (though
corporations are known to sweeten the deal with the buyers representatives on occasion) and likely the bulk of those sales will be taken up by the
more up to date and reliable Airbus.
Boeing as the longer history and tradition but that was squandered by the people running the company and the culture of short cut's and cost cutting
they demanded of those below them while Airbus despite being a far younger company is currently turning out world beating planes to many very happy
buyers.
To recover there reputation Boeing need to cut the head off the snake and get themselves a new team of directors and managing director as well as
those new directors having to be the type whom will be in it for the long haul and willing to work to restore the tarnished reputation of that
manufacturer.
This however is unlikely to happen so while Boeing will not nose dive into the financial ground it will certainly be selling it's good's at a lower
economic altitude than it has become accustomed too.
They got Lazy and let idiot's wreck one of the US greatest brand names.
Still remember on a much smaller scale how in the PC manufacturing sector Commodore one of the greatest brand names of the computing world was
deliberately trashed by a malignant managing director whom then once he had done the damage left and bought the ailing former competitor Atari with
his bonus and then built that company up - though both have long gone from the scene these day's, I wonder if there could possibly have been a little
bit of this going on with that team of directors OR they may have been hoping to crash share prices and buy them up to enrich themselves and become
larger stake holders since the US government makes certain that Boeing is not going to go bust with it being a major defense contractor.