"Any resolution of the case that fails to reflect that Boeing killed 346 people dishonors the crime victims' memory," said Paul Cassell, a lawyer representing families of 737 Max crash victims
June 21, 2024 at 02:13 AM
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Families of Boeing 737 Max crash victims have asked the Justice Department for a jury trial against Boeing, including the prosecution of former CEO Dennis Muilenburg and other top brass.
The June 19 letter also seeks a $24.78 billion fine against the aerospace giant, or as little as $2.78 billion on the condition the suspended amount fund an independent corporate monitor with broad authority to investigate and direct internal reforms.
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The first 737 Max flight occurred in January 2016, nearly a half century after the first incarnation of the 737 went into service. Photo: Wikipedia Commons
