Aerospace Notebook: Boeing nearly fired Mulally, book revealsFirst Faved : Oct 25 2006 by adamFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 2 timesFave It!
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Quoted: Stonecipher has told a few people privately that he considered sacking Mulally, but his comment to Newhouse is the first time that Stonecipher has acknowledged for the record the deep divide that he and Mulally apparently had back in 2004, when Boeing was getting its clock cleaned by Airbus
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