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Boeing May Have Sold Unsafe Plane to Ethiopian Airlines - Lawyers

In a pre-trial conference that kicked off in Seattle, the victim's lawyers alleged a civil conspiracy in the suit filed at the Northern District Federal Court in Illinois, claiming that Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration colluded to authorise an unsafe aircraft to be released to the market, writes Ouko Okusah for Daily Nation.

Kenya: Boeing Misconduct Probe Gears Up After Kenyan Families Sue

Nation, 9 August 2019

Investigations into troubled aircraft manufacturer Boeing continue to make headlines in America where federal prosecutors are said to be quietly gathering information to ascertain… Read more »

Photo: Ethiopian Airlines/Facebook

CEO Tewolde GebreMariam at the scene of the crash (file photo).

Ethiopia: Boeing May Have Sold Unsafe Plane to Ethiopian Airlines - Victims Lawyers

Nation, 7 August 2019

Boeing may have conspired with American regulator Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to sell an unairworthy plane to Ethiopian Airlines. Read more »
Kenya: City Man Who Lost Wife, Children in Ethiopian Plane Crash to Testify in U.S.

Nairobi News, 17 July 2019

A man who lost his wife, three children and his mother-in-law in the ET302 Ethiopian Airline crash in March this year will today testify before the congress in the US. Read more »
Africa: Ethiopian Airlines - We'll Be Last Airline to Fly 737 Max After Recertification

Daily Trust, 13 June 2019

Ahead of the recertification of the Boeing 737 Max Aircraft grounded globally following the plane's involvement in two fatal crashes killing over 500 people, the Ethiopian Airlines… Read more »
Africa: Iata - Boeing 737 Max Accidents Eroded Confidence in Air Transport

This Day, 3 June 2019

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has decried the tragic accidents of Lion Air Flight JT 610 on October, 2018 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 310 on March 10, 2019,… Read more »