- Boeing agrees to plead guilty to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge related to two 737 Max crashes.
- The plea resolves a U.S. Justice Department investigation, sparing Boeing a contentious trial.
- Boeing is to pay a $43.6 million criminal fine.
- Families of the crash victims regard the plea deal as lenient and are pushing for its overturn.
- The company’s decision seeks to limit further exposure to legal and financial repercussions.
- Boeing faces ongoing scrutiny over safety practices and delayed aircraft deliveries.
- The guilty plea could potentially impact Boeing’s ability to secure future contracts with the government and NASA, though waivers may be discussed.
- A lawyer for the families of the Max crash victims criticizes the plea agreement, indicating it perpetuates Boeing’s prioritization of profits over safety.
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