'Stephanie who?': This woman has been tasked with cleaning up Boeing's plummeting share price

- Stephanie Pope was appointed COO of Boeing but is now leading the commercial airline business. - Industry observers are skeptical if Pope has the right skills to fix Boeing's troubled airliner division. - Boeing is looking for a new CEO to replace Calhoun due to recent crises, including the 737 MAX blowout incident. - Pope is described as a hard worker, good listener, and consensus-builder, but lacks experience in managing a plane program. - The production of Boeing's best-selling 737 MAX has slowed down due to manufacturing process issues. - Wall Street and airlines are looking for someone with manufacturing knowledge to address Boeing's production problems. - Pope has a background in finance and was previously in charge of aftermarket parts and services at Boeing. - There are doubts about Pope's ability to reassure customers and restore morale among Boeing's workforce. - Pope's leadership skills are praised, but questions remain about her ability to lead Boeing's commercial airline division effectively.