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Boeing CEO issues apology after two deadly 737 MAX plane crashes

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Boeing Company CEO Dennis Muilenburg is apologizing after two deadly 737 MAX plane crashes. Muilenburg says Boeing has teams of experts "working tirelessly" to prevent anymore accidents.

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