Who is behind Boeing?
Shows documented founders, leaders, board members, funders and owners.
Not who made decisions, or why.
A connection is not evidence of wrongdoing.
On the record
Sourced links that no one presents as their own account, as recorded so far. Others may exist.
Led by
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Dave Calhoun
CEO of
Primary record
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Chief executive from January 2020. By April 2025 Boeing’s chief executive was Kelly Ortberg, per the families’ filing.
- Dennis Muilenburg CEO of Primary record 3
Proof 3 sources
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Written Testimony of David L. Calhoun, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, David L. Calhoun (U.S. Senate hearing record), 18 Jun 2024.
Self-published
Archived copy
I’ve served as President and CEO of Boeing since January 2020.
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Objection of crash victims’ families to the Government’s motion to dismiss, Doc. 318 (court filing; copy hosted by Reason), Counsel for families of crash victims (court filing), 18 Jun 2025.
Primary record
questioned Boeing’s CEO, Kelly Ortberg, about the victims’ families being “very worried about
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Hearing: The Boeing 737 MAX: Examining the Design, Development, and Marketing of the Aircraft (30 October 2019), U.S. House of Representatives, 30 Oct 2019.
Primary record
TESTIMONY OF DENNIS MUILENBURG, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, THE BOEING COMPANY
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