A former Boeing pilot’s acquittal marks the end of the Justice Department’s three-year attempt to hold individuals responsible for the 737 MAX crashes
Boeing’s two 737 MAX 8 crashes and the investigation that followed ruined not just the aircraft manufacturer’s reputation but also its bottom line. WSJ’s aviation reporters break down how the scandal unfolded and explain what the flying public can expect in the future.
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