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Boeing pleads not guilty to fraud in 737 Max jet crashes

Por: CBS News Nation January 27, 2023

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Boeing pleaded not guilty Thursday that it misled regulators who approved its 737 Max, the plane that was involved in that killed 346 people. Family members of passengers who died gave emotional testimony, calling for criminal prosecution of top Boeing officials.The families are trying to convince a federal judge to throw out a settlement that the company reached with the federal government to avoid prosecution.U.S. District Judge Reed... + full article



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