Boeing's CEO said he had been briefed on internal messages that flagged concerns about a critical safety system after the first crash of a 737 MAX, five months before the second one occurred
WASHINGTON—The chief executive of Boeing Co. said he was sorry to families of passengers killed in two jetliner crashes that have triggered a safety crisis and shaken the company.
CEO Dennis Muilenburg on Tuesday told the Senate Commerce Committee he had been briefed on internal messages that flagged concerns about a critical safety system after the first crash of a Boeing 737 MAX, five months before the second one occurred. The airliner, Boeing’s newest passenger jet, has been grounded by regulators since March.
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