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Boeing settles on B-737 Max plane crashes

It will pay 200 million dollars to the US Securities and Exchange Commission

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the federal body responsible for supervising the stock exchange, announced today that the Boeing Group, which operates in the aerospace and defense sectors, will pay 200 million dollars as a form of plea bargaining on the investigation concerning the two fatal accidents involving the B-737 Max aircraft."In times of crisis and tragedy, it is particularly...

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Washington, United States, 09/23/2022 08:07
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