During Senate testimony, Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun acknowledged the company's safety failures and culture issues but denied whistleblower claims of retaliation. With ongoing scrutiny and investigations, Boeing faces challenges to resume normal production due to safety concerns, impacting airlines and passengers. The hearing labeled "Boeing's broken safety culture" highlights the urgency for change within the troubled company. Despite promises to empower employees to speak up, skepticism remains about significant transformation at Boeing. Recent incidents, like the Alaska Air door plug blow off, have raised serious questions about Boeing's accountability and transparency. Calhoun's apologies to victims' families and passengers highlight the gravity of Boeing's past mistakes. As the CEO prepares to retire, the company faces potential criminal prosecution for the aftermath of the 737 Max crashes. As Boeing continues to navigate legal challenges, families of crash victims seek justice through criminal accountability for the company.