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Boeing to pay USD 19m damages for 1991 Chinook accident in Saudi Arabia

Cincinnati, Usa - A Federal Court of Appeals rejected Boeing's argument that it is not liable for the payment

Boeing must pay USD 19m for damage caused by a 1991 helicopter crash and lost equipment, a federal appeals court ruled yesterday. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Boeing's argument that it is not liable for the payment. It is in addition to USD 40m that the aircraft manufacturer paid in August 2000 to the federal government and Brett Roby, a former whistle-blower who filed a lawsuit...

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Rome, Italy, 09/13/2002 17:57
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