Brother of 737 Max crash victim to help review Boeing safety practices

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Federal officials have appointed a group of experts to examine safety practices at Boeing, including an aerospace engineer whose sister was killed in one of the crashes involving Boeing 737 Max jets.

Published 5 months ago · Washington, United States

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Brother of plane crash victim to aid review of Boeing safety

Federal officials have named two dozen people to examine safety practices at Boeing, and one of them is a man whose sister died in the crash of a Boeing Max jetliner. The Federal Aviation Administration said the panel includes representatives…

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Star Tribune

Brother of plane crash victim to aid review of Boeing safety

Federal officials have appointed a group of experts to examine safety practices at Boeing, including an aerospace engineer whose sister was killed in one of the crashes involving Boeing 737 Max jets.

5 months ago·Minneapolis, United States

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