Aerospace

Organizations

• Airbus SENetherlands. 3 claims, 3 cases.
• The Boeing CompanyUnited States. 4 claims, 1 cases.

Claims

• Supported4
• Outdated2
• Unresolved1

• Supported96
  Reuters reported in November 2025 that a federal judge approved the Justice Department's request to dismiss the 737 MAX criminal case against Boeing.
  The Boeing CompanyPress report, 6 November 20254 records citedCorporate status
• Outdated96
  An AP report in July 2024 said Boeing would plead guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United States and would have a felony conviction.
  The Boeing CompanyPress report, 8 July 20244 records citedCorporate status
• Unresolved65
  Boeing said in May 2024 that it believed it had honored the terms of its 2021 deferred prosecution agreement, after the Justice Department told the court Boeing had breached it.
  The Boeing CompanyCompany statement, 14 May 20243 records citedFraud
• Supported69
  Airbus said in November 2022 that it agreed a further CJIP with French authorities over past matters related to Libya and Kazakhstan, with a fine of EUR 15,856,044 and no monitorship.
  Airbus SECompany statement, 30 November 20222 records citedBribery
• Supported90
  The US Justice Department said in January 2021 that two Boeing 737 MAX Flight Technical Pilots deceived the FAA Aircraft Evaluation Group about MCAS.
  The Boeing CompanyRegulator statement, 7 January 20214 records citedFraud
• Supported91
  The US Justice Department and the UK Serious Fraud Office said in January 2020 that Airbus used third-party business partners and agents to bribe officials and customers to win contracts.
  Airbus SERegulator statement, 31 January 20203 records citedBribery
• Outdated77
  The US Justice Department said in January 2020 that it had charged Airbus with conspiracy to violate the anti-bribery provision of the FCPA and that prosecution was deferred under a DPA.
  Airbus SERegulator statement, 31 January 20203 records citedCorporate status