Theodore Colbert on FAA oversight
From Ted Colbert Executive VP Defense,Space Security Boeing & 50,000 Shareholder Receives An Education: · · Daryl Guberman
“In 2009 Boeing was made FAA regulator that means you know the mcast system Boeing didn't have to tell it what happened is this Boeing took that uh you know that I would say a most prestigious uh award as being an FAA regulator and utilized it to cut Corners cut Corners that's what they did.”
On , Theodore Colbert, Former Executive Vice President at Boeing, spoke about FAA oversight during Ted Colbert Executive VP Defense,Space Security Boeing & 50,000 Shareholder Receives An Education: on Daryl Guberman.
About Theodore Colbert
Theodore "Ted" Colbert served as Executive Vice President of The Boeing Company and President and CEO of Boeing Defense, Space & Security. In December 2023, he told CNBC that Boeing was "in progress" toward launching astronauts on the Starliner spacecraft, targeting a first crewed flight in the "March, April time frame." He also discussed the company's approach to fixed-price defense contracts, stating that future bids would be "based in the realities of our experiences" and "a set of disciplines that sets us and our customer up for success." Colbert has addressed quality and safety issues at Boeing, stating the company implemented a new Safety Management System that "connects the entire company" and is "a reflection of what our customers use to manage safety." Colbert has spoken publicly about diversity and inclusion initiatives at Boeing. He stated that the company invested "at minimum 25 million dollars in nonprofit organizations that advance equity by 2023," including a commitment with the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. He described creating a racial equity task force with representation from employee resource groups to help move the company's equity plan forward. Colbert also discussed his personal background, noting that he is a graduate of Morehouse College and serves on the board of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. In 2022, he was named Black Engineer of the Year.