Boeing has offered US$100 million (£80 million) to the families and communities of those killed in two 737 Max accidents.
The aircraft type remains grounded following the crashes of Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 and Lion Air flight 610 in March and October last year respectively.
A total of 346 people were killed in the incidents.
The funds would support education, hardship and living expenses for impacted families, community programs, and economic development in communities, Boeing said in a statement.
“We at Boeing are sorry for the tragic loss of lives in both of these accidents and these lives lost will continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and on our minds for years to come.
Boeing has offered US$100 million (£80 million) to the families and communities of those killed in two 737 Max accidents.
The aircraft type remains grounded following the crashes of Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 and Lion Air flight 610 in March and October last year respectively.
A total of 346 people were killed in the incidents.
The funds would support education, hardship and living expenses for impacted families, community programs, and economic development in communities, Boeing said in a statement.
“We at Boeing are sorry for the tragic loss of lives in both of these accidents and these lives lost will continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and on our minds for years to come.
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