Boeing likely to avoid criminal prosecution for violations related to two deadly plane crashes

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Boeing could avoid criminal prosecution for the second time in relation to problems found in the 737 Max 8 model, which was involved in two deadly plane crashes in 2018 and 2019. 

By the end of June, the Department of Justice will decide whether or not to extend another deferred prosecution agreement to the company. This will impose monitoring and compliance obligations on Boeing and will likely lead Boeing to appoint a federal monitor to oversee the safety program.  

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