346 crash victims' relatives challenge Boeing's plea agreement, claiming it lacks accountability.

Relatives of the 346 victims from two Boeing 737 Max crashes are challenging a plea agreement between Boeing and federal prosecutors, which they consider too lenient. The deal involves a $243.6 million fine, a $455 million investment in safety programs, and three years of probation. Families argue this does not adequately hold Boeing accountable for misleading regulators about pilot training. A federal judge will hear their objections in court.