A group of us retired Boeing folks decided that the best way to solve the major problems at Boeing, such as 787 construction and delivery delays, labor, job outsourcing and sales issues, etc., is to borrow enough money to buy back Alan Mulally and give severance pay to the present CEO and his team. Problems solved!
Ronald Kleinman
Mountlake Terrace
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