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Boeing CEO apologises to families of 737 Max crash victims

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg watches as family members hold up photographs of those killed in 737 Max crashes

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg watches as family members hold up photographs of those killed in 737 Max crashes Source: AAP

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The Chief Executive of aircraft manufacturer Boeing has faced an intense grilling in the US Congress, over two crashes of 737 Max jets during the past year.

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