Profile of Alan “The hitman” Mullaly
New CEO of the Ford Motor Company.

Mr. Allan “The hitman” Mullaly

After the fact???

You are criticizing Ford’s wrong doings about the structures you have created at Boeing which are identical to Ford. This is “Tit for tat”!

Ford’s engineering versus Boeing’s engineering after many many investigations Boeing tried to cover up all sorts of situations to evade the real cause which are: design faults i.e. Gas tank and faulty wirings.



With all the accolades etc… given to him because of pulling Boeing aircraft out of their desperate situation we question him personally about where he was re: flight TWA flight 800 on July the 17th 1996 wherein a Boeing 747-131 registered as N93119 and designated by the TWA ship number 17119 that exploded in mid air off long island USA and plunged into the ocean killing all 230 people on board. No survivors.

This individual with his 31 years of experience and expressing knowledge of every phase of this plane has been cut down in size as to his ego and his alter go and arrogance.

“Self praise is no recommendation”

If you would read our website you’ll see that you have joined the Ford Motor Company who have been responsible with their executives for deaths, carnages, sickness, psychological problems… etc. This evidence is irrefutable. Remember: “Birds of a feather flock together….”

You can be assured that “Every human being have skeletons in their closets”
Always remember that “There are two sides to every coin.”

And also: “pride goeth before a fall…”

 

Of late Mullaly media interviews exhibits a more defensive manner not giving the decisive answers on his part backing down on some of his future goals.

Human beings. The way of all flesh????


All we’ve heard from this individual is a bunch of rhetoric also a bunch of what, where, why, when , who…. Etc.

Your actions don’t seem to answer these questions. Your actions so far show a slashing of various situations, people, staff, etc…

It appears as if you were acting as a buffer to take off the heat from Bill Ford Jr who lost all his credibility since he had become CEO of the Ford Motor Co and brought them to the brink of bankruptcy.
At what price????

A package worth $35 million this year, which includes your salary, a one-time bonuses and the value of stock options and restricted stock awards because of Ford’s panic to get anybody to run the show!

Excerpt that was shown on CNN recently.

CNN regarding crash of the flight TWA800 and exemplify it could happen again.

Causes:

1- Poor design
2- Poor maintenance
3- Electrical wiring cracks in wires
4- Cost benefit analyses (bean counting)
5- New technology too expensive???
6- Shorting of light (wiring) 200 volts and Fuel tank low voltage


Bellow is a list of what Mullaly was in charge of…

Boeing career
Mulally was hired by Boeing immediately out of college in 1969 as an engineer and advanced through the company in a series of engineering and program management positions, making contributions to the 727, 737, 747, 757, and 767. He worked on the 777 program as the vice-president and general manager and was the Vice President of Engineering for the commercial airplane group. In 1994, Mulally was made the senior vice president of Airplane Development and was in charge of all airplane development activities, flight test operations, certification, and government technical liaison. In 1997, Boeing made Mulally the president of the Information, Space & Defense Systems and senior vice president. This lasted until 1998 when he was made president of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Chief Executive Officer duties were added in 2001.

Following the forced resignations of Phil Condit and Harry Stonecipher, Mulally was considered one of the leading internal candidates for the CEO position. When Mulally was passed over in both instances, questions were raised about whether he would remain with the company.
For Mulally's performance at Boeing, Aviation Week & Space Technology named him as their person of the year for 2006.


He is making a clean sweep of designated individuals installing his own group under his personal control. Do not be deluded. However the control remains in the hands of the inept individual “Billy Boy” in the background. In order to achieve this situation special new positions have been made available to exert his commands in an invisible manner. This is nothing new as non-transparency is the first lesson to be learned and considered. Deja-vu… I.E. The first axiom to Ford’s credo referring to all medium and higher echelons of executives’ staff.

 




Lack of conscience, remorse and accountability.

Analysis of the Hitman Mullaly reveals that under his leadership many debacles situations wherein injuries, deaths, sicknesses and psychological deformities are listed in the thousands and revealed by factual evidence of Boeing aircraft in all aspects of the products controlled by Alan Mullaly which covered losses that decimated families and individuals.

Most of these fatalities have shown a lack of transparencies. Never has he shown any remorse for life, lamb and the pursuit of happiness. His resolve was to make money at any cost to feed his ego and alter ego. Feathering his own nest. He has finally arrived at a point in time and at a place like Ford wherein he is among similar humans that use the following dictate: “Bottom line first and damn the customers.”

”May his soul rot in hell”

His new salary justifies all the above.

Another sad story...

This was and still is the worlds worst accident involving a single airliner.

The Boeing 747SR (Short Range) is an aircraft that was designed to be used on short, high-density routes. Due to its lower fuel capacity, it is capable of carrying over 550 passengers. For Japan Airlines 747SR, JA8119, Monday August 12, 1985 began no different than any other day. The aircraft had previously flown in from Kyushu and had arrived back at Haneda, Tokyo at 5:17 p.m. The aircraft was refuelled and new flight crew boarded, while the cabin crew remained from the previous flight. The only anamoly on this flight was that the First Officer was being upgraded by a Check Captain for promotion himself to Captain. JAL123, which was the assigned flight number for this trip, taxiied away from the gate at 6:04pm with 509 passengers on board, ready for the flight to the industrial city of Osaka which was 400km away.

In command of this flight was Captain Masami Takahama, 49, who was a Training Captain and had been with the company for nineteen years. He had 12,500 hours of total flight time. The flight took off at 6:12pm, and five minutes later while climbing on track to FL240 in visual conditions asked Tokyo ATC for a more direct route to Osaka. Tokyo Approved this request. Six minutes later as Tokyo ATC was tracking the flight, the emergency transponder code appeared on their screen, which was 7700. This is the emergency sqawk for aircraft in distress.

Aircraft: " Tokyo, Japan Air 123 . Request immediate... ah... trouble. Request return back to Haneda... descend and maintain flight level two two zero."

Controller: "Roger approved as you requested!"

Aircraft: "Radar vector to Oshima please"

Controller: "Turn right, heading 090, radar vector to Oshima."
The controller noticed that instead of making the 177° turn back toward Oshima Island, the aircraft was making only a gradual turn to the right onto a course of 50°. Crossing the Izu Peninsula and leaving it astern, it then headed out over Suruga Bay in a north-westerly direction. The aircraft had suffered an explosive decompression of its rear vertical tail plane, losing a 15 foot section of the leading edge and having all its flying controls rendered useless.

The aircraft impacted the lower slopes of Mount Osutaka, killing all but four people on board. The cause was found to be an improperly repaired rear pressure bulkhead, which had been repaired by Boeing some years before after the aircraft had been involved in a tail scrape on landing. This caused the loss of the flying surfaces in the tail, and the control surfaces to a certain extent on the wings. This was and still is the worlds worst accident involving a single airliner.

Tenure of Mullaly at Boeing 1969-2006.

We have compiled numerous injuries and many deaths when Allan Mullaly was part of the Boeing team and held many position and was the fair haired boy.

Here’s a list that shows his personal performance regarding customers including injuries and deaths. What is one human life worth and in conclusion what are thousands of lives worth? Bottom line first…. Damn the customers?

Feel free to browse across these reports listing all the incidents involving Boeing airplanes.
Click on the blue links to get the complete individual profile of the incidents and see photos also.

The number of fatalities aboard the aircraft
which crashed, and also ground casualties.
In format:

FATAL:ABOARD + GROUND/3rd PARTY

Accident Database
Boeing 377 Stratocruiser
 
Date Airline/Location Aircraft Type/Registration Fatalities
04.29.1952 Pan American World Airways Boeing 377 Stratocruiser 50:50
  Carolina, Brazil N1039V  
12.25.1954 British Overseas Airways Boeing 377 Stratocruiser 28:36
  Prestwick, Scotland G-ALSA  
10.16.1956 Pan American World Airways Boeing 377 Stratocruiser 0:31
  Pacific Ocean N90943  
11.09.1957 Pan American World Airways Boeing 377 Stratocruiser 44:44
  N90944 ---  
12.29.1962 Air Nautic Boeing 377 Stratocruiser 25:25
  Monte Renosa, France F-BELZ  
06.27.1974 Cambodia Air Commercial Boeing 377 Stratocruiser 19:19
  Battambang, Khmer Republic XW-TFR  
07.30.1987 Belize Air International Boeing 377 Stratocruiser 1:12 + 57
  Mexico City, Mexico HI-481  


 

 

Accident Database
Boeing 707
 
Date Airline/Location Aircraft Type/Registration Fatalities
02.15.1961 Sabena Boeing 707-320 72:72 + 1
  Brussels, Belgium OO-SJB  
03.01.1962 American Airlines Boeing 707-123B 95:95
  Jamaica, New York (Idlewild Airport) N7506A  
05.22.1962 Continental Airlines Boeing 707-124 45:45
  Unionville, Missouri, USA N70775  
06.03.1962 Air France Boeing 707-328 130:132
  Paris, France (Orly Airport) F-BHSM  
06.22.1962 Air France Boeing 707-328 113:113
  Guadaloupe, West Indies F-BHST  
11.27.1962 Varig Boeing 707-441 97:97
  Lima, Peru PP-VJB  
12.08.1963 Pan American World Airways Boeing 707-121 81:81
  Elkton, Maryland, USA N709PA  
11.23.1964 Trans World Airlines Boeing 707-331 50:73
  Rome, Italy N769TW  
07.01.1965 Continental Airlines Boeing 707-124 66:66
  Kansas City, Missouri, USA N70773  
09.17.1965 Pan American World Airways Boeing 707-121B 30:30
  Montserrat, France N708PA  
01.24.1966 Air India Boeing 707-437 117:117
  Mont Blanc, Switzerland VT-DMN  
03.05.1966 British Overseas Airways Boeing 707-436 124:124
  Gotemba City, Japan (Mount Fuji) G-APFE  
02.07.1968 Canadian Pacific Air Lines Boeing 707-138B 2:61
  Vancouver, Canada N791SA  
03.06.1968 Air France Boeing 707-328C 63:63
  Guadeloupe, West Indies F-BLCJ  
04.09.1968 British Overseas Airways Boeing 707-436 5:127
  London, England (Heathrow Airport) G-ARWE  
04.20.1968 South African Airways Boeing 707-344C 123:128
  Windhoek, South Africa ZS-EUW  
12.12.1968 Pan American World Airways Boeing 707-321B 51:51
  Caracas, Venezuela, USA N494PA  
12.04.1969 Air France Boeing 707-328B 62:62
  Caracas, Venezuela F-BHSZ  
01.22.1973 Alia Royal Jordanian Airlines Boeing 707-3D3C 176:202
  Kano, Nigeria JY-ADO  
07.11.1973 Varig Boeing 707-345C 123:134
  Paris, France (Orly Airport) PP-VJZ  
07.22.1973 Pan American World Airways Boeing 707-321C 78:78
  Papeete, Tahiti N417PA  
08.28.1973 Trans World Airlines Boeing 707-331B 1:149
  near Los Angeles, California, USA N8705T  
11.03.1973 Pan American World Airways Boeing 707-321C 3:3
  Boston, Massachusetts, USA N458PA  
12.18.1973 Pan American World Airways Boeing 707-321C 30:177
  Rome, Italy N407PA  
01.30.1974 Pan American World Airways Boeing 707-321B 97:101
  Pago Pago, American Samoa N454PA  
04.22.1974 Pan American World Airways Boeing 707-321B 107:107
  Grogak, Bali, Indonesia N446PA  
09.08.1974 Trans World Airlines Boeing 707-331B 88:88
  Ionian Sea N8734  
08.03.1975 Alia Royal Jordanian Airlines Boeing 707-321C 188:188
  Immouzer, Morocco JY-AEE  
10.13.1976 Lloyd Aero Boliviano Boeing 707-31 3:3 + 113
  Santa Cruz, Bolivia N730JP  
12.25.1976 EgyptAir Boeing 707-366C 20:52 + 72
  Bangkok, Thailand SU-AXA  
05.14.1977 IAS Cargo Boeing 707-321C 6:6
  Lusaka, Zambia G-BEBP  
11.26.1979 Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 707-340C 156:156
  At Ta'if, Saudi Arabia AP-AWZ  
02.27.1980 China Airlines Boeing 707-309C 2:135
  Manila, Philippines B-1826  
06.22.1982 Air India Boeing 707-437 90:90
  Bombay, India VT-DJJ  
12.14.1983 TAMPA Colombia Boeing 707-373C 3:3 + 22
  Medellin, Colombia HK-2401  
01.03.1987 Varig Boeing 707-379C 50:50
  Abidjan, Ivory Coast PP-VJK  
11.29.1987 Korean Air Lines Boeing 707-3B5C 115:115
  Andaman Sea HL7406  
10.17.1988 Uganda Airlines Boeing 707-338C 33:52
  Rome, Italy 5X-UBC  
12.14.1988 GAS Air Boeing 707-321C 8:8 + 5
  Luxor, Egypt 5N-AYJ  
02.08.1989 Independent Air Boeing 707-331B 144:144
  Santa Maria, Azores, Portugal N7231T  
03.21.1989 Transbrasil Boeing 707-349C 3:3 + 18
  Guarulhos, Brazil PT-TCS  
07.11.1989 Kenya Airways Boeing 707-351B 0:76
  Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 5Y-BBK  
07.25.1990 Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 707-379C 0:4
  Addis Ababa, Ethiopia ET-ACQ  
12.04.1990 Trans Arabian Air Transport Boeing 707-321C 10:10
  Nairobi,