In a meeting held Friday, families of those who died in two fatal 737 Max crashes told the Justice Department holding Boeing accountable will make flying safer for everyone.
In a meeting described as tense and emotional, families who lost loved ones in the crashes of two Boeing 737 Max jets sought to convince Justice Department officials Friday that the company has not learned from its mistakes and should face a criminal trial for fraud in connection with the deaths of 346 people.
and acknowledged that two of the company’s technical pilots misled federal safety regulators about a software system blamed for the crashes — the first, of a Lion Air jet in October 2018 in Indonesia, followed by the second five months later in Ethiopia.“deferred prosecution agreement” expired two days after the Alaska Airlines accident and just as the
Under the terms of the settlement, the department has until July 7 to decide how to proceed. Experts say prosecutors have several options: They could extend the length of the agreement and appoint an independent monitor to ensure Boeing complies with the terms. They could create a new agreement. The two sides could reach a plea deal. Orsafety reforms had fallen short of their aims.
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