Boeing reaches the settlement with Canadian killed in a plane crash in 2019

Boeing reached a settlement on Friday, his wife and three children were killed in three children, killing three children and the destructive event that caused maximum planes in the world.

The jury was tried in the Federal Court of Chicago, and Canada began to determine the damage to Paul Njoroge on Monday. When his family went to his native Kenya in March 2019, when the Ethiopian Airlines ferves 302 flights and when they are down. Accident All 157 people killed on the board.

41 Njoroge, which planned to testify on how the accident affects the life of the accident. Could not return to his family in Toronto because memories are very painful. Could not find a job. And he has criticism of his relatives because he did not travel with his wife and children.

“He has complicated sadness and sadness and his own emotional stress,” said Njoroge’s lawyer Robert Clifford. “He hastened with the loss of nightmares and his wife and children.”

The conditions of the settlement were not clearly disclosed.

Clifford said he intends to search for “millions” in the damage to the customer’s wife and children and announces an amount in front of the court.

“The Aviation Group in Clifford has been working for testing for testing in law, but the mediator was able to reach an agreement,” Clifford said on Friday.

Boeing spokesman said there was no comment on the company on Friday.

Since the Ethiopian crash of the trial, Indonesia was expected to eliminate the maximum version of Boeing, which is a source of sustainable problems for the company a year ago. 346 people, including passengers and crew members, died in these accidents.

Boeing accepted responsibility for the accident

In 2021, Chicago Based Boeing accepted responsibilities for Ethiopian accidents, allowing them to receive individual claims in US courts instead of home countries. Citizens of 35 countries were killed. Several victim families have already settled. The terms of these agreements were not disclosed.

The plane, which went to Nairobi, lost control shortly after passing the ADDIS Ababa Bole International Airport and a nosed soil patch.

Investigators caused a sensor that provides the wrong readings of Ethiopia and Indonesia’s accidents, and the aircraft noses down and can not reopen the pilots. After the Ethiopian accident, the maximum planes were justified in the world until the company’s system was re-operated.

This year, Boeing The US Department of Justice has reached an agreement to avoid criminal prosecution in both accidents.

Among those killed Njoroge’s wife, Carolyne and three young children, Ryan, 6, Kellie, 4 and Ruby, nine months, were the youngest to die on the plane. Njoroge also lost his father-in-law in his family.

Njoroge, who met his wife in the college in Nairobi, lived in Canada during the accident. He then planned to join his family in Kenya.

Before 2019, before the US Congress, it repeatedly postponed his family during a total of six minutes. He described his baby with his wife who struggled to catch his arms with two nearby other children.

“Njoroge said:” I think of the nights thinking of strong ones. “” Six minutes will be in my eternal mind. I was not there to help them. I couldn’t save them. “