Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun , to Step Down.<br />Calhoun will resign at the <br />end of the year, CNBC reports.<br />His departure comes amid a broad management shakeup at Boeing following a Jan. 5 incident in which a door flew off an Alaska Airlines flight.<br />His departure comes amid a broad management shakeup at Boeing following a Jan. 5 incident in which a door flew off an Alaska Airlines flight.<br />As you all know, the Alaska Airlines <br />Flight 1282 accident was a <br />watershed moment for Boeing, Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun, via note to employees.<br />We must continue to respond to <br />this accident with humility and <br />complete transparency. , Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun, via note to employees.<br />We also must inculcate a total <br />commitment to safety and quality <br />at every level of our company, Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun, via note to employees.<br />Calhoun went on to say that <br />"the eyes of the world are on us.".<br />Calhoun went on to say that <br />"the eyes of the world are on us.".<br />I know we will come through this moment a <br />better company, building on all the learnings <br />we accumulated as we worked together to <br />rebuild Boeing over the last number of years, Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun, via note to employees.<br />Larry Kellner, chairman of the board, <br />will also step down in May.<br />Boeing director Steve Mollenkopf <br />will become the new chairman.<br />Boeing director Steve Mollenkopf <br />will become the new chairman.<br />Stan Deal, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial <br />Airplanes, will step down immediately.<br />Stephanie Pope, Boeing's Chief <br />Operating Officer, will take his place
