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Merle Meyers , a 30-year Boeing quality-control manager, says he was forced out of the company last year .
He says Boeing managers at the Everett , Washington , routinely took parts deemed unsuitable to fly out of an internal scrapyard and put them back on factory assembly lines.
Meyers estimates that for more than a decade , he estimates that about 50,000 parts “escaped” quality control and were used to build aircraft.
Boeing did not dispute Meyers’ allegations.
Whistleblower Meyers describes a pressure-packed environment at the Everett factory.
Meyers alleges that after hours , workers would ask security guards to unlock doors and sneak parts out of supply rooms.
Boeing says quality team Meyers worked on “plays an important role in identifying issues, improving processes, and strengthening compliance in our factories”.
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