Boeing pleads not guilty to 737 MAX fraud charge

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Aircraft maker Boeing has pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud related to two crashes of its 737 MAX passenger jets.

The company initially paid $2.5bn to avoid prosecution, but relatives of those killed in the crashes want a US court to throw out that settlement.

Al Jazeera’s Patty Culhane reports.

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