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DOJ considers dropping criminal charges against Boeing over Max jet crashes that killed 346
Boeing had previously agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to defraud the Federal Aviation Administration regarding a crucial flight control system on the jets, which included a $487.2 million fine and three years of oversight by an independent monitor, Newsweek reported.
US prosecutors may drop a criminal charge against the aerospace giant Boeing, linked to two crashes involving its bestselling aircraft, the 737 Max. In an online meeting with relatives of those who ...
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) is considering dropping criminal fraud charges against Boeing for the company's alleged ...
Last month, Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said the company was in discussions with the Justice Department to reach a revised plea agreement in a criminal ... Prosecutors then decided to criminally ...
Boeing previously paid US$2.5bil as part of the deal with prosecutors that granted the company immunity from criminal prosecution over a fraud conspiracy charge related to the 737 MAX’s ...
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