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Boeing dodges criminal charge over 737 MAX crashes that killed 346

RT (Russia Today)•Friday, November 7, 2025 at 12:02:02 AM
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Boeing dodges criminal charge over 737 MAX crashes that killed 346

Boeing dodges criminal charge over 737 MAX crashes that killed 346

In a significant legal development, a federal judge has approved the US government's request to dismiss a conspiracy charge against Boeing related to the tragic 737 MAX crashes that resulted in 346 fatalities. This decision is crucial for Boeing as it allows the company to move forward without the burden of criminal charges, potentially restoring confidence among investors and stakeholders. The dismissal highlights the complexities of legal accountability in aviation safety and the ongoing discussions about regulatory oversight.
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