Court rejects Boeing plea deal tied to 737 Max crashes

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In an aerial view, Boeing 737 Max fuselages are seen on railcars during an ongoing strike by Boeing factory workers on October 24, 2024 in Seattle, Washington.

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A federal judge on Thursday rejected Boeing's plea deal tied to a fraud charge stemming from fatal crashes of its 737 Max aircraft.

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