DOWNFALL: The Case Against Boeing | Official Trailer | Netflix

A searing investigation of a once-iconic company and its tragic failures, DOWNFALL: The Case Against Boeing exposes how Wall Street’s influence and Boeing’s crumbling internal culture resulted in two historic plane crashes, 346 fatalities, and a shocking cover-up. Directed and produced by Rory Kennedy. Produced and co-written by Mark Bailey. Executive produced by Brian Grazer and Ron Howard.

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DOWNFALL: The Case Against Boeing | Official Trailer | Netflix

[SlayNetwork]

This aged like fine wine but now we need part 2 given what just happened

[sreejupremarajan]

The pilot of this aircraft, Captain Bhavya Suneja was my classmate and a dear friend. Lost him to such a tragic accident. May his soul rest in peace! 💐

[Incidental]

I remember when Boeing tried to blame the Indonesian and Ethiopian inspector and governments for the crashes, they said "Those are underdeveloped countries with poor infrastructure and poor laws on aircraft maintenance" disgusting how even when they knew what the problem was they tried to blame the "poor nations" for it....

[KB-bhhp]

My grandfather was a propulsion engineer on the original 737, 747, 757, and 767. He said this is what happens when the opinions of executives overrule the concerns of engineers.

[ClaUDiishmoO]

Netflix seriously be bringing such a variety to us, honestly their documentaries are top tier! I learn something new each time

[daisydove]

It hurts me watching this as an indonesian myself, especially with the part where Lion Air exchanging email with Boeing, raising concern regarding additional training to their pilots. Lion Air itself is really one airline i would personally would not fly with, however seeing this really breaks my heart to families that been affected by the crash. It’s sad that greed and company’s profit are more important than integrity.

[gtev]

When a CEO says “It’s time to turn this engineering firm into a profitable business, ” you know what’s going to happen to safety and quality. Some businesses just aren’t meant to run with wide profit margins.

[raygunn.]

Rest In Peace to all the lives that were lost and condolences to the families.

[krishnasaurabh]

Being an engineer from automotive industry, it just made me more sensatized about the safety critical projects we work on. This documentary is also an eye openor for many engineers

[bigjanyway]

As a Boeing employee, words cannot express my shame for the lack of accountability for the leaders of a once proud aerospace leader. Boeing now is only a mere shadow of what was a proud, innovative fantastic company. The Chicago leadership only have concerns about stock dividends and their bonus percentage. The IAM, SPEEA, salary folks still take the greatest of pride about building the best, safest aircraft in the world. Unfortunately leadership talk the talk but never walk the walk. 25 million dollars severance to the disgraced CEO. The man who was personally responsible for the tragic deaths of 300+ souls. To the families of those who lives will forever be touch by these events, we those build the planes want you to know that ever bolt, rivet and flight system we put in is done with your sacrifice in the front of minds. You will NEVER be forgotten by us. To us safety is all that matters. May you one day find peace.

[phoenix_]

Right when Boeing thought everyone forgot about this

[ratgirl]

“This crew would have been fighting for their lives in the fight of their lives” damn that gave major goosebumps

[madcancer]

I just finished it. What an excellent documentary and I like how the got the actual Captain Sully in the court and talk about it. He knew how terrible it was to have people question your experience and qualifications when all you wanted at that time was to do things right and save everyone.

[ummulchair]

Amazing Documentary. Hit close to home because it happen in my country, and the way Boeing blame it on our airlines even called them stupid and mock them on the document is beyond disgusting.

[DonLionel]

I remember when they blamed Ethiopian Airlines Pilots for being "too young" and that developing countries don't train well their pilots. PURE EVIL

[Rodnyet]

I love Netflix documentaries and that was a tragic story that I was definitely interested in learning more about.

[joshuamuhuthia]

When people get greedy, lives are lost. Those billions of dollars made by Boeing cannot compensate for the irreparable loss to any of the 346 people that died. Truly shocking.

[masiver]

I’m Indonesian, I lost my very humble best friend in that flight. Cici, I miss you very much.

[DjsAviation]

Going to be a tough watch but intruiged to see what comes from the release

[LTdan]

This isn’t just a problem with Boeing putting profits over safety, this is a lack of government oversight when the FAA allowed them to perform their own certifications