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Paul DeBenedetto

Paul DeBenedetto

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Managing Editor, Daily News, KERA-FM (Dallas, TX)

Dallas

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  • Boeing misled Southwest pilots on safety of 737 Max, union lawyer tells Texas Supreme Court

    By Paul DeBenedetto Verified| KWBU-FM Verified Southwest Airlines pilots were misled by Boeing's assurances the 737 MAX aircraft was safe to fly before a pair of deadly crashes over a five month period caused the model to be grounded, a lawyer for the pilots union told Texas Supreme Court justices Wednesday. The case could decide whether the pilots can sue over lost wages from the downed aircraft.

    By Paul DeBenedetto Verified · KWBU-FM

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Boeing misled Southwest pilots on safety of 737 Max, union lawyer tells Texas Supreme Court

    By Paul DeBenedetto Verified| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified Southwest Airlines pilots were misled by Boeing's assurances the 737 MAX aircraft was safe to fly before a pair of deadly crashes over a five month period caused the model to be grounded, a lawyer for the pilots union told Texas Supreme Court justices Wednesday. The case could decide whether the pilots can sue over lost wages from the downed aircraft.

    By Paul DeBenedetto Verified · KERA News (Dallas, TX)

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Boeing misled Southwest pilots on safety of 737 Max, union lawyer tells Texas Supreme Court

    By Paul DeBenedetto Verified| KWBU-FM Verified Southwest Airlines pilots were misled by Boeing's assurances the 737 MAX aircraft was safe to fly before a pair of deadly crashes over a five month period caused the model to be grounded, a lawyer for the pilots union told Texas Supreme Court justices Wednesday. The case could decide whether the pilots can sue over lost wages from the downed aircraft.

    By Paul DeBenedetto Verified · KWBU-FM

    Mar. 21, 2025

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KERA-FM (Dallas, TX)

Dallas, United States