Boeing Offers To Compensate 737 Max Crash Victims' Families

Compensation Offer Includes Funeral Expenses And Loss Of Income

Families Of Victims To Receive $1.4 Million Each

Boeing has offered to compensate the families of the victims of the two fatal 737 Max crashes with $1.4 million each. The offer includes funeral expenses and loss of income.

The offer was made in a letter sent to the families of the victims by Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg. In the letter, Muilenburg apologized for the crashes and said that Boeing is "deeply sorry for the loss of life and suffering" that they caused.

The families of the victims have been critical of Boeing's response to the crashes. They have accused the company of putting profits ahead of safety and of failing to properly inform them about the risks associated with the 737 Max.

Boeing has defended its safety record and said that it is committed to making the 737 Max safe. The company has also said that it is cooperating with the investigations into the crashes.

The compensation offer is a significant step towards resolving the lawsuits that have been filed against Boeing by the families of the victims. However, it is unclear whether the offer will be enough to satisfy the families' demands for justice.

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