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Boeing’s mid-air blowout no surprise considering company’s safety culture, says FAA panelist and aerospace engineer whose brother died in 737 Max crash

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“I would have thought that they would have ‘gotten it’ five years ago,” said Javier de Luis, the brother of Graziella de Luis, who was killed when a 737 Max flown by Ethiopian Airlines crashed in March 2019.

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Boeing’s mid-air blowout no surprise considering company’s safety culture, says FAA panelist and aerospace engineer whose brother died in 737 Max crash

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