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Aviation expert says missing piece of Alaska Airlines plane holds a lot of clues
Federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused a window panel to blow off an Alaska Airlines plane mid-air on Friday night.
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Experts look into Alaska Airlines plane emergency landing
Boeing grounded 171 planes worldwide due to an incident where a window panel blew out of an Alaska Airlines jetliner during a flight from Oregon to California. The aircraft made an emergency landing, and thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. The NTSB is investigating, and each plane requires a 4-8 hour inspection. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman interviewed an expert.
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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.