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- A new report from the Senate subcommittee contains fresh allegations from a Boeing whistleblower.
- Sam Mohawk, a quality assurance investigator, says the 737 program lost track of hundreds of bad parts.
- Boeing's CEO, however, said on Capitol Hill he remains "proud" of the company's safety record.
The Senate subcommittee investigating Boeing's safety and quality practices on Monday released a new report — and it contains new allegations from company whistleblowers about what happens to faulty plane parts.