Boeing completes deal with US govt to plead guilty over 737 Max crashes

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The government also determined that Boeing failed to adopt policies and procedures to limit risks from “out-of-sequence” work done to correct earlier assembly of its aircraft.

But in an unusual move, the Justice Department concluded in May that the company violated the 2021 deferred-prosecution deal — a move that occurred after the in-flight blowout of a fuselage panel on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 jet on Jan.5.

That matches the amount it paid under a 2021 deferred-prosecution agreement that the Justice Department later determined the company had violated, the filing showed.