The Department of Justice (DOJ) has sent a letter to the families of victims of two fatal Boeing 737 Max crashes, looking to meet with them as it decides if the company violated a deal that allowed it to get out of criminal prosecution over the crashes.
The letter, obtained and reported by ABC News, was sent by the DOJ’s fraud section, and asked families of the victims to attend a May 31 meeting where they will be informed of the department’s decision.
Boeing has experienced increased scrutiny after a series of safety mishaps this year, which halted progress it was…
