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I know they have contacts to respect, but out of safety, they should completely stop production and offer an alternative to honor their contracts.
The FAA is kinda doing that, but I agree they probably need to go further - https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/faa-halts-boeing-max-production-expansion-improve-quality-control-also-lays-out-extensive
What's crazy is this is after the many news articles over the past few months, and their commitment to safety.
Which means... Either they are doing a lot of changes and things creep through, or they've been lying.
Being in IT, the only analogy I can make is that when a software design is crappy, it doesn't matter how many bug fixes or vulnerability patches you add, it's still going not going to work properly.
You have to go back to the drawing board and apply good, proven design guidelines and restart from there.
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