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Shuttered SA airline Comair sues Boeing over 737 MAX purchases - Vimarsana News

Shuttered SA airline Comair sues Boeing over 737 MAX purchases

Shuttered South African airline Comair sued Boeing for fraud over its agreement to buy eight 737 MAX planes and is seeking damages of at least $83m (about R1.4bn).

Boeing Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud Charge After 2 Deadly 737 MAX Crashes - Vimarsana News

Boeing Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud Charge After 2 Deadly 737 MAX Crashes

U.S.-based aircraft maker Boeing pleaded not guilty in court on Jan. 26 to a fraud conspiracy felony charge after it ...

U.S. safety board chair rebukes Ethiopia over Boeing 737 MAX report - Vimarsana News

U.S. safety board chair rebukes Ethiopia over Boeing 737 MAX report

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has faulted Ethiopia's final report into the March 2019 Boeing 737 MAX fatal jetliner crash and said that country's investigators did not adequately address performance of the flight crew. NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy said in an interview on Tuesday that Ethiopia's Aircraft Investigation Bureau (EAIB) had made errors in its report.

Boeing To Be Arraigned in Texas on 737 Max Charges – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Boeing To Be Arraigned in Texas on 737 Max Charges – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Thursday, families of the 346 people killed in two plane crashes involving Boeing 737 Max jets will get their chance to talk about the impact of that tragedy in...

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Relatives of 737 MAX crash victims seek monitor for Boeing after plea deal - Vimarsana News

Relatives of 737 MAX crash victims seek monitor for Boeing after plea deal

The relatives said in the filing Boeing had "committed the deadliest corporate crime in U.S. history." Both Boeing and the Justice Department oppose reopening the deferred prosecution agreement, which included $500 million in victim compensation, a $243.6 million fine and $1.7 billion in compensation to airlines.