Boeing has been mired in legal and safety controversies for the last five years. Known for cutting corners to reduce costs, the American manufacturing giant has prioritized profits over safety. Numerous whistleblowers have come forward, providing documents and firsthand testimonies detailing these issues. Why is there still a lack of oversight for the company? Captain Dennis Tajer sheds light on the implications of flying planes made by a company embroiled in controversy, emphasizing the critical need to prioritize proper training and safety standards over commercial interests when the lives of hundreds are at stake.