Boeing is facing increased scrutiny as recent incidents add to its growing list of challenges. On Tuesday, a tire explosion on a Boeing 757 at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport resulted in the tragic deaths of two Delta Air Lines workers. While investigations are still ongoing to determine the cause, the incident has raised concerns over the safety standards associated with Boeing aircraft.

This tragedy follows a series of issues for Boeing, including significant delivery delays affecting its clients. Ryanair, a prominent low-cost airline, has announced that it will miss out on millions of ticket sales this year due to postponed deliveries of Boeing jets. The delayed arrivals of new aircraft are impacting Ryanair's operational capacity and financial projections.

In another incident, two individuals lost their lives following a tire explosion on a Delta aircraft, echoing similar safety concerns. This pattern of problems is causing increasing worry within the aviation industry and among passengers who rely on Boeing airplanes for air travel.

As Boeing grapples with these ongoing issues, the company faces mounting pressure to enhance its safety protocols and expedite aircraft deliveries to meet client expectations and ensure passenger safety.