Boeing's Quality Chief Set to Retire Amidst Controversy
Elizabeth Lund, Boeing's Commercial Airplanes quality chief, is set to retire in December. Lund, who has been with Boeing for 33 years, faced controversy for sharing non-public information with the media during an investigation earlier this year.
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