Stall!Pay 1.4 billion yuan "reconciliation fee"

Author:Hangzhou Traffic Economic Broa Time:2022.09.23

According to reports, Boeing will pay $ 200 million to reconcile a number of civil charges initiated by the "US Securities and Exchange Commission".

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Boeing is fined $ 200 million for misleading investors

On the 22nd local time, the US Securities and Exchange Commission stated that Boeing needed to pay 200 million US dollars, or about 1.4 billion yuan to settle a number of civil charges that the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The US Securities and Exchange Commission believes that Boeing has many misleading investors on the issue of 737MAX aircraft.

Misaclation of investors Boeing Company and its executives

No safety warning of 737max in advance

In October 2018 and March 2019, there were two major air crash in the Boeing 737MAX passenger aircraft, causing a total of 346 people to be killed. Subsequently, many countries and regions around the world announced their flight or banning 737mAX series passenger aircraft. After half a year of air crash, Boeing lifted the position of CEO Malenberg, and one month later lifted his chairman.

The chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission stated in a press release that when the crisis and tragedy occurred, the listed companies and executives were very important to provide comprehensive, fair and real information to the market. The Boeing and its former CEO Malenberg failed to fulfill this most basic obligation. Under the circumstances that they knew that there were serious safety hazards, they still promised that the public was safe to say that 737mAX was safe, which misleaded investors.

At the same time, the U.S. Department of Justice conducted a criminal investigation on Boeing, accusing a former pilot's working manner on the flight control system of 737max misleading the US aviation security regulatory agency. In 2021, the U.S. Department of Justice stated that Boeing should pay a fine due to improper behavior of the Boeing 737MAX aircraft assessment in the United States Federal Aviation Administration to compensate for aviation operators and compensate the two air crash with a total of more than 2.5 billion US dollars. In March of this year, a federal jury in Texas announced that the pilots involved were not guilty.

Source: CCTV Finance (ID: cctvyscj)