...let's hope Boeing can do what they do best - engineer their way thru the problem.

Your company is already the next generation's Engineering Ethics case and probably a Harvard Business Review case. A place you don't want to be.

Corollary: Management is incapable of understanding why this is true

1982 poisoning murders of 7 people. But they did do ALL of the necessary things required to regain the public's confidence in the use of their product, and no one even thinks twice about reaching for it. I've personally relied on it countless times over the years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Tylenol_murders

Over 40,000 successful flights have been made in 737 Max aircraft. Once Boeing works out the problems - and they will - people will return to the plane.

This is an aircraft with an engineering design flaw so bad that it needs constant adjustments from software just to stay in the air. That’s a bit more complex than a tamper proof seal.

"A turd by any other name would smell as foul"