Families Want Boeing to Account For Ethiopia Air Crash

Carlos Velásquez, a U.S. attorney specialising in aviation law, wrongful death and personal injury, and who is leading a corsortium of attorneys to assist families to sue Boeing, has said they "have a good case against the plane manufacturer". The plane crashed near Bishoftu town, six minutes after take-off from Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa, killing all 157 people on board.

 

The team of six lawyers who said they will file a case in the United States to sue aircraft manufacturer Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines on behalf of Kenyans who died in the ill-fated flight last month.

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