The Justice Department announced an agreement Friday to end its felony case against Boeing for the plane-maker’s role in two ...

The Justice Department has informed a federal court that it plans to drop its prosecution of Boeing for fraud.

The non-prosecution agreement allows the aerospace giant to avoid being branded a convicted felon and was harshly criticized by many families who lost relatives in the crashes and had pressed ...

The Justice Department says it has reached an agreement in principle with Boeing to drop a criminal case over two fatal ...

As part of the deal, Boeing will avoid an upcoming fraud trial that could have resulted in the US aviation giant and defence ...

Boeing is nearing a nonprosecution agreement with the U.S. DOJ over the deadly 737 MAX crashes, potentially avoiding a public ...

The Justice Department wants to drop a criminal case against Boeing linked to a pair of deadly crashes of 737 max planes.

Lawyers for the families who lost loved ones in the crashes of two 737 Max jets said the DOJ intends to drop all criminal ...

But Boeing has largely avoided criminal prosecution. Boeing reached a deal with the Justice Department regarding its criminal investigation in January 2021 and was placed on corporate probation.

Boeing previously agreed to plead guilty to charges that employees lied to air safety regulators before the crashes, also agreeing to pay $2.5 billion to resolve the criminal investigation.

Boeing and the Justice Department declined to comment ... back under the microscope and the subject of multiple federal investigations into its manufacturing and safety oversight systems.