A Boeing 737 MAX 9 blew an escape hatch on Friday. Here's how a once-great engineering company created deadly planes. – The Moderate Voice

Boeing no longer makes “amazing flying machines.” Typing that sentence brings a lump to my throat. My brain sees the “Red Barn,” part of the Museum of Flight adjacent to Boeing Field that pays homage to early Boeing innovation. Friends (geeky ones) held their wedding reception at the museum. I may have Georgia red clay […]

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