Another senior executive is leaving the hard-pressed American aircraft manufacturer Boeing. Chief information officer Susan Doniz is leaving her post effective immediately, according to documents seen by Bloomberg.

This means that five managers have left the group's management since Kelly Ortberg took over as CEO in early August after Dave Calhoun.

Boeing has been hit by strikes, among other things, and in October reported a loss of $6.2 billion (equivalent to just over SEK 68 billion) for the third quarter.

A process is now underway to get rid of every tenth employee, corresponding to approximately 17,000 jobs.

One of many problems is that a settlement with the US Department of Justice after two fatal plane crashes, in Indonesia and Ethiopia in 2018 and 2019 respectively, has stalled.

In addition, several incidents have led to allegations of poor maintenance and safety practices, and various congressional bodies have issued scathing criticism of the company.

Source: TT-DI.SE