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Families of Passengers of Boeing 737 MAX Crashes Face Legal Setback
Families of passengers who died in Boeing 737 MAX crashes are facing another legal setback. A Fort Worth judge rejected their efforts to reopen an agreement that allowed Boeing to avoid prosecution for fraud.
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Victim's Father ‘Disappointed' After Judge Rejects to Nullify Boeing's DOJ Deal Over Crashes
A father of a Boeing 737 MAX crash victim says he is disappointed after a federal judge rejected an effort by families to reopen an agreement that allowed Boeing to avoid prosecution.
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Judge Rejects Bid by Families of 737 MAX Victims to Nullify Boeing's DOJ Deal Over Crashes
A federal judge has rejected an effort by families of passengers who died in Boeing 737 MAX crashes to reopen an agreement that allowed Boeing to avoid prosecution for fraud in how it won regulatory approval for the plane.
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Boeing Pleads Not Guilty in Case Over Deadly 737 MAX Crashes
Boeing pleaded not guilty to a criminal charge involving two deadly crashes of its 737 MAX jets in 2018 and 2019 that killed 346 people. NBC 5’s Lili Zheng reports it was an emotional day in court.
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Boeing Arraigned on Federal Crime Charges in Fort Worth Thursday
Thursday, some of the 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 a federal courtroom in Fort Worth.
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Boeing Arraigned on Felony Criminal Charges After Fatal Overseas Crashes
The legal situation will play out in a federal courtroom in Fort Worth on Thursday after hundreds were killed in crashes involving Boeing planes.
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Boeing To Be Arraigned on Federal Crime Charges in Fort Worth Thursday
Thursday, some of the 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 a federal courtroom in Fort Worth.
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‘We Will Never Forget,' Boeing Says of Crash Victims, Pleads Not Guilty to Felony Fraud Charges in Fort Worth
Thursday, some of the 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 a federal courtroom in Fort Worth.
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Families of Passengers Killed in Boeing MAX Crashes Are Crime Victims, Fort Worth Judge Rules
A federal judge in Fort Worth ruled Friday that relatives of people killed in the crashes of two Boeing 737 Max planes are crime victims under federal law and should have been told about private negotiations over a settlement that spared Boeing from criminal prosecution.
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Boeing to Pay $200 Million to Settle Charges Over Misleading Investors After 737 Max Crashes
Boeing’s ex-CEO Dennis Muilenburg will pay $1 million to settle the charges, the SEC said.
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FAA Limits Boeing's Self-Regulation Benefits
The Federal Aviation Administration says it is going to keep Boeing on a shorter leash when it comes to performing safety-related work on aircraft.
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Boeing Crew Capsule Launches to Space Station on Test Redo
Boeing’s crew capsule has blasted off on a repeat test flight to the International Space Station.
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Boeing Lost $1.1 Billion on Trump Air Force One Contract; CEO Regrets Deal
Donald Trump had bragged his deal with Boeing for the Air Force One program would save taxpayers more than a billion dollars. It’s cost Boeing more than that.
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Black Boxes From China Eastern Plane Crash Sent to US for Analysis
Both black boxes from a passenger plane crash in southern China last month that killed 132 people are being analyzed by U.S. experts at a government lab in Washington, D.C.
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US Investigators Fly to China to Aid in Plane Crash Probe
U.S. accident investigators have flown to China to help authorities there probe last month’s deadly crash of a Boeing jetliner.
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Former Boeing Test Pilot Found Not Guilty of Deceiving FAA
A jury in federal district court in Fort Worth deliberated less than two hours before finding Mark Forkner not guilty on four counts of wire fraud.
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Trial of Former Boeing Employee Starts in Fort Worth
The federal trial of a former Boeing employee continued Monday in Fort Worth. It’s the only criminal case tied to the 737 Max crisis, which involved two deadly crashes and a global grounding of the jet. Katy Blakey takes a look at the first day of testimony.
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Boeing Ex-Pilot's Trial Starts on Fraud Charges Over 737 Max
A federal prosecutor said Friday that a former Boeing test pilot lied to regulators about changes to a critical flight-control system on the 737 Max to reduce the cost of pilot training and save the company tens of millions of dollars.
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American Revises Summer Schedule Over Delayed Delivery of Boeing 787 Dreamliners
American Airlines says it is revising its summer schedule to reduce flights because of “Boeing’s continued inability to delivery our 787-8 aircraft.”
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Regulators Won't Let Boeing Certify New 787 Jets for Flight
Federal safety officials aren’t ready to give back authority for approving new planes to Boeing when it comes to the large 787 jet, which Boeing calls the Dreamliner