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Boeing Headed to Jury Trial in Criminal Case

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A federal judge has ordered that Boeing’s criminal case accusing the company of negligence for 2019’s Ethiopian Airlines crash will go forward to jury trial this summer. On Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Boeing was attempting to withdraw its guilty plea agreement for the criminal case where it was blamed for misleading regulators before two deadly 737 Max aircraft crashes. The report, which cited “people familiar with the matter,”…

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Boeing Headed to Jury Trial in Criminal Case

A federal judge has ordered that Boeing’s criminal case accusing the company of negligence for 2019’s Ethiopian Airlines crash will go forward to jury trial this summer. On Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Boeing was attempting to withdraw its guilty plea agreement for the criminal case where it was blamed for misleading regulators before two deadly 737 Max aircraft crashes. The report, which cited “people familiar with the matter,”…

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