In a significant legal ruling, a US jury found in favor of Boeing regarding claims made by LOT Polish Airlines about the 737 MAX aircraft. The jury's decision, delivered in US District Court in Seattle, came after LOT accused Boeing of failing to disclose critical safety modifications to the aircraft's flight-control systems. These modifications were alleged to be connected to the two tragic crashes of the 737 MAX in 2018 and 2019, which resulted in the grounding of the aircraft worldwide for 20 months. LOT sought $153 million in damages, arguing that the grounding caused substantial financial losses. After a two-week trial, jurors deliberated for just three hours before reaching their verdict. Boeing's spokesperson expressed gratitude for the jury's decision, while LOT acknowledged the outcome but hinted that further legal actions might be pursued. The two fatal crashes involved Lion Air Flight 610, which crashed in the Java Sea, and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, both of which raised serious concerns about the safety of the 737 MAX series.