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Boeing: Lawyer for Families of Crash Victims Slams Deal to Avoid Prosecution

  • #Air travel
  • #Finance
  • #White-collar crime
  • #United States of America
Boeing: Lawyer for Families of Crash Victims Slams Deal to Avoid Prosecution
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JUN 5
Above: Digital screens display the Boeing logo and the flag of Qatar in Ankara, Turkey on May 14, 2025. Image copyright: Dilara Irem Sancar/Contributor/Anadolu via Getty Images
story last updated JUN 5

The Spin

Pro-establishment narrative

Nothing can make up for the loss of life, but after reviewing the facts, the DOJ believes that making Boeing pay fines and compensation, as well as making it invest in its safety practices, is the most just and practical result, ensuring that the safety of travelers increases.

Associated Press

Establishment-critical narrative

This deal between Boeing and the DOJ is morally repugnant as it deprives the families of those who died of any meaningful justice, including holding those responsible to account for the planes going down in the first place.

Seattletimes

Metaculus Prediction


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