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Boeing apologizes for deadly Max crashes, takes responsibility

KOMO Seattle

Apr 4, 2019

SEATTLE -- Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg issued an apology Thursday on behalf of Boeing stating the company is "sorry for the lives lost in the recent 737 MAX accidents," and that t…

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