UN employee family's $29M compensation
A jury in Chicago has ordered Boeing to pay $29 million to the family of a United Nations employee named Michael Ryan, who died in a plane crash involving a Boeing 737 Max in 2019. The crash resulted in the deaths of 157 people on Ethiopian Airlines. This case is one of the last civil lawsuits related to the two Boeing 737 Max crashes that caused the deaths of 346 people in 2018 and 2019. Boeing acknowledged a connection between the anti-lift system in the software and the accidents, issued an apology, and reached settlements with most of the plaintiffs. Boeing has not issued an immediate comment on the verdict. This case represents one of the most significant legal outcomes linked to the company's worst air disasters.
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