Boeing Couild receives a food of 3.1 million US dollars from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) because of a series of security violations.

The agency on Friday Sewed the punishmentCiting an emergency from 2024 and a failure to meet aircraft visiting inspections. These incidents have fulfilled the critical criticism of federal officials who can take account Yield.

In addition to the incidence, the FAA said Boeing tried to intimidate a worker to sign a Boeing 737 Max aircraft in order to meet a deadline.

In response, Boeing said that “it will continue to work to argue our security culture and to improve the first quality and arithmetic”.

“Last year, under the supervision of the FAA, we set up a security and quality plan with important indicators for performance indicators in order to improve security management and quality transmission in aircraft production,” said a spokesman for the company in a statement to The Hill.

“Our team continues to implement these improvetements, e.g. in the investment in the training of workers, compliance with production systems and encourages employees to comment,” they commissioned.

In the Boeing production offices in Renton, Washington, and in a Boeing Sub -Company Factory, which was managed by Spirit Aerosystems in Wichita, CAN, injuries to the quality system and in a Boeing entrepreneur factory were also found. Friday publication.

At the beginning of this year, the Spirit Aerosystems Satteler Furloughd 700 workers for 21 days because of anchor Boeing employees.

In order to reduce the costs, the company has set an attitude freeze and the eliminated OVETIME, whereby after two years of controversy around the aircraft manufacturer, further slows down the tariffs for Boeing.

The FAA currently checks each aircraft of 737 Max and 787 before an air conditioning certificate for LEDY is exhibited and clear.

The corporate facilities are a 38 aircraft per month production limit for the 737 Max Aircraft with an individual value of $ 100 to 135 million.

The FAA administrator Bryan Bedford said Reuters that the agency had not made a decision as to whether this has been raised for over a year.