Boeing Executives Should Face Jail Over Crashes, Says Bereaved Mother as Company Urged to Pay $1bn

A federal judge dismissed the criminal case against Boeing for the 737 Max crashes, enraging Nadia Milleron, mother of Samya Stumo, who died in the Ethiopian Airlines crash in 2019. The decision left families of victims reeling, as the company was only required to pay fines and compensation. Milleron criticized the lack of executive accountability, emphasizing the importance of preventing future tragedies. In a controversial move, the judge accepted the DOJ’s plea agreement, prompting plans for an appeal. Several families settled cases this week, seeking justice for their lost loved ones.