Boeing Faces Outrage Over Proposed Plea Deal in 737 Max Fraud Case

Families of crash victims condemn the deal, calling it insufficient for holding the company accountable.

Federal prosecutors offer Boeing a plea deal to settle a criminal fraud charge related to the 737 Max crashes.
Victims' families are urging the judge to reject the deal, describing it as a 'sweetheart' arrangement.
The proposed deal includes a $244 million fine and three years of monitoring, which some believe is inadequate.
Boeing's acceptance of the deal could prevent further exposure of the company's actions during FAA certification.
The plea deal could impact Boeing's status as a federal contractor and influence future legal agreements.