LISTEN TO ARTICLE 3:48 SHARE THIS ARTICLE Share Tweet Post EmailPhotographer: David Ryder/Bloomberg Photographer: David Ryder/BloombergBoeing Co. was sued on behalf of a passenger killed in this month’s 737 Max plane crash in Ethiopia and orders for the troubled aircraft wavered in Asia, deepening the planemaker’s legal and financial woes. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the estate of Ethiopian Airlines passenger Jackson Musoni of Rwanda, claims the 737 Max 8 isn’t safely designed. In Vietnam, Bamboo Airways agreed to buy as many as 26 narrow-body jets from Airbus SE, just a month after saying it was considering ordering as many as 25 Boeing 737 Max planes. Grounded Boeing 737 Max jets belonging to Southwest Airlines in Victorville, California. Dennis Muilenburg Photographer: Andrew Harrer/BloombergAfter the FAA grounded the 737 Max jets in the days following the Ethiopia crash, the manufacturer said it still has “full confidence” in the plane.

Source: Ethiopian News March 28, 2019 20:39 UTC