Urgent Forensic Alert Submitted To China's CIVIL Aviation Authority

40 Year Quality Expert And Boeing Shareholder Daryl Guberman "Warns of Global Accreditation Collapse Affecting Boeing And Airbus Airworthiness"
 
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China And Boeing Face Storms No Lie Can Escape.
China And Boeing Face Storms No Lie Can Escape.
BEIJING & WASHINGTON - May 13, 2026 - PRLog -- Daryl Guberman, CEO of Guberman‑PMC LLC, a 40‑year aerospace and medical‑materials quality‑systems expert and Boeing shareholder, has issued an urgent forensic alert to the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). His submission warns of a systemic collapse in the global aerospace accreditation and certification framework supporting both Boeing and Airbus aircraft.

The letter, addressed to Director Guo Qiang of the CAAC's International Cooperation Division, details failures within the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) and its international MRA/MLA "equivalent" partners, undermining the integrity of the AS9100 (renamed AI9100 in 2026) aerospace quality standard. These failures affect the conformity assumptions underlying approximately 3,000 Boeing and 6,000 Airbus aircraft currently in service worldwide

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KEY FINDINGS PRESENTED TO THE CAAC
  • Certification transitions approved without required office assessments or witnessed audits, contrary to ISO/IEC 17011.
  • Continued use of the dissolved legal identity "ANSI‑ASQ National Accreditation Board."
  • Certification bodies participating in oversight of the same accreditation structure supervising them.
  • Invalid laboratory and materials certifications, including titanium test reports.
  • A 24‑year gap in Boeing's effective certification with AS9100 requirements.

ISO/IEC 17011 & ISO/IEC 17001 VIOLATIONS

ISO/IEC 17011 — Conformity Assessment: Requirements for Accreditation Bodies mandates strict impartiality and prohibits accreditation bodies from acting as underwriters, guarantors, insurers, or financial‑risk entities.

ISO/IEC 17001 — Conformity Assessment: Impartiality Principles and Requirements reinforces this prohibition.

The designation of ANAB as an "underwriter" on U.S. Department of State Contract No. 19AQMM18R0131 (2018) is therefore non‑conforming, invalid, and fraudulent, as no accreditation body anywhere in the world may legally function as an underwriter under ISO rules.

This violation renders all AS9100 certifications issued under ANAB between 2018–2026 non‑compliant at the root.

Federal Contract Records Reveal ANAB's 14 Year Accreditation Identity Breakdown: DOS 19AQMM18R0131 (2018) and DOJ 15F06725C0000139 (2025)https://www.prlog.org/13142907-federal-contract-records-reveal-anabs-14-year-accreditation-identity-breakdown-dos-19aqmm18r0131-2018-and-doj-15f06725c0000139-2025.html

BOEING AND AIRBUS IMPLICATIONS


If accreditation supporting certification and laboratory testing is invalid, then material certifications and associated parts may be called into question. This warrants independent regulatory review of aircraft produced under those assumptions. https://guberman-quality.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/ACCREDITATION-COLLAPSE-2002-PRESENT-BOEING-AIRBUS.pdf

Boeing & Airbus 9,000-Airframe Crisis 2018–2026 https://www.prlog.org/13137988-boeing-airbus-9000-airframe-crisis-20182026.html

INTERNATIONAL SALES RISK — 500 AIRCRAFT


Documentation shows that President Donald Trump and a contingency of major‑industry CEOs — including Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg — are attempting to sell approximately 500 Boeing aircraft to foreign buyers, including China, despite these aircraft being produced in a non‑certified, AS9100/AI9100 environment.

"Trump: Surrounded by Losers — Your Agencies Backed ANAB's 2018 Fraud on Contract 19AQMM18R0131" https://youtu.be/DNf2FpsBxuo



Guberman stated:


"It would be better to build these aircraft out of papier‑mâché than to build them the way they've been built for the last 24 years — in an environment that was not AS9100‑certified between 2018 and 2026."

QA EXPERT & BOEING SHAREHOLDER DARYL GUBERMAN- DEPOSITION: BOEING-CEO, AIRBUS-CEO & DISTRIBUTION A-J https://youtu.be/-NVzxFyw_og



THE JUNE 27, 2024 LUND STATEMENT & THE GUBERMAN DISCOVERY


On June 27, 2024, in a Reuters interview, Elizabeth Lund, then Boeing's Vice President of Quality, stated that Boeing was "willing and prepared to obtain AS9100," that the company was "compliant with the AS9100 standard," and that Boeing was "conducting internal audits as if already certified."

Acting as both a Boeing shareholder and a 40‑year quality‑systems expert, Daryl Guberman traveled to Boeing's facilities in Everett, Renton, Auburn, and Northfield in Washington State. Over nearly a month on site, he interviewed employees across multiple departments and discovered:
  • No employee had ever heard of AS9100
  • No one had ever participated in an internal audit
  • No one knew whether Boeing was certified or not
  • Supervisors routinely denied employees access to safety meetings, stating: "The plane has to move to the next station."
  • Aircraft lifecycle documentation stored in archives was missing paperwork

Guberman concluded that Boeing has never maintained AS9100 certification from July 2002 to the present, because even the most basic requirement — conducting internal audits — was not being performed. Boeing, he determined, could not afford to pull workers off the production line, making AS9100 certification structurally impossible.

This became the basis of The Guberman Discovery. https://guberman-quality.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/GUBERMAN-DISCOVERY-2026.pdf

MATERIAL CHAIN BREAKDOWN — FROM ORE TO AIRCRAFT


The certification failure affects the entire chain:
  • Ore extraction for 7075 and 6061 aluminum
  • Smelting and refining
  • Mill operations (plate, sheet, bar, extrusion)
  • Special processes (heat treat, anodize, coatings, NDT)
  • NADCAP processes relying on the same accreditation root
  • Titanium processing
  • Final installation into Boeing aircraft

Because the accreditation root is invalid, every step from ore to installation is non‑conforming — and at the end of the process, there is no way to know whether the material delivered is truly 7075 aluminum, 6061 aluminum, or something else entirely. The certification chain is so compromised that the actual material identity cannot be trusted.

FAA FRAUD, FALSIFICATION & AIRWORTHINESS REGULATIONS

WHY BOEING SHOULD NEVER HAVE BUILT AIRCRAFT UNDER A FRAUDULENT ACCREDITATION ROOT

FAA doctrine states:


If the root is fraudulent, the part is fraudulent.

If the part is fraudulent, the installation is fraudulent.

If the installation is fraudulent, the aircraft is fraudulent.

And:

"There is no waiver, no exception, and no administrative workaround when the foundation itself is fraudulent."

This is why Boeing should never have built aircraft under a non‑conforming AS9100/AI9100 accreditation structure.

1. 14 CFR § 3.401–3.415 — Fraudulent, False, or Misleading Statements

"No person may make or cause to be made any fraudulent, intentionally false, or misleading statement in any record, report, or application."

Why Boeing should never have built aircraft:

The underwriter designation on DOS Contract 19AQMM18R0131 (2018) contaminated the entire accreditation root.

Every AS9100 certificate, supplier record, material certification, and installation record is fraudulent. This is inclusive of all ISO certifications and derivatives ANAB and their international equivalents in all industries.

2. 14 CFR § 21.2 — Falsification of Applications, Reports, or Records

"The FAA may revoke any certificate, production approval, or airworthiness approval obtained by fraudulent, intentionally false, or misleading statements."

Why Boeing should never have built aircraft:

FAA airworthiness depends on AS9100.

If AS9100 is fraudulent, airworthiness collapses with it.

3. 14 CFR § 43.12 — Fraudulent Maintenance Records

"No person may make or cause to be made any fraudulent or intentionally false entry in any record."

Why Boeing should never have built aircraft:

Every part installed between 2018–2026 was produced under fraudulent accreditation.

Every installation record is contaminated.

A fraudulent installation record = an unairworthy aircraft.

4. 14 CFR § 121.9 — Fraud and Falsification (Air Carriers)

"No person may make, or cause to be made, any fraudulent or intentionally false entry in any record or report."

Why Boeing should never have built aircraft:

Airlines operating these aircraft inherit Boeing's falsification exposure.

5. 14 CFR § 145.12 — Fraudulent or Intentionally False Entries (Repair Stations)

"Any fraudulent or intentionally false entry is a basis for suspension or revocation."

Why Boeing should never have built aircraft:

Repair stations cannot legally maintain aircraft built with fraudulent parts.

6. FAA SUP PROGRAM — Suspected Unapproved Parts

Under FAA Order 8120.16 and AC 21‑29D, any part whose certification chain is compromised is classified as a SUP

Why Boeing should never have built aircraft:

If the accreditation root is fraudulent:
  • Every part becomes SUP
  • Every installation becomes SUP
  • Every aircraft becomes SUP
SUP = automatically unairworthy.

7. THE AIRWORTHINESS MISCONCEPTION

Many believe an FAA Airworthiness Certificate supersedes AS9100.

It does not.
  • Boeing has not held AS9100 for decades
  • FAA inspectors were conditioned to believe Boeing "does not need AS9100"
  • Yet Boeing required every supplier to obtain AS9100 beginning in July 2002

If the OEM-Original Equipment Manufacturer- does not need AS9100, then Boeing should not have built aircraft between 2018–2026 and possibly from April-July 2002 to present, because the suppliers Boeing required to be AS9100‑certified were delivering parts produced under fraudulent ANAB accreditation and its international MRA/MLA equivalents.

This renders the resulting aircraft non‑conforming, unauthorized, and unairworthy.

REQUEST TO CAAC

Guberman urges the CAAC to initiate an independent fourth‑party forensic audit of all Boeing and Airbus aircraft:
  • Operating in Chinese airspace
  • Under procurement review
  • Under negotiation or purchase consideration
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION
"All who rise while burying the truth will one day be buried by it."

-Anonymous (proverbial wisdom)

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