Widow says Boeing Max mid-air emergencies show a 'blatant disregard for human life'

Naoise Ryan with a photo of her late husband Mick. She says there has still been no accountability for the families who lost loved ones when a 737 Max crashed off Indonesia in 2018 and in Ethiopia in 2019

Naoise Ryan, whose husband was among the 346 people who died in two 737 Max plane crashes, said on Monday that everyone needs to know that the Boeing corporation is still showing "a blatant disregard for human life".

The widow of Mick Ryan, who was killed with 156 others when Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 crashed in 2019, was speaking following revelations that the troubled Max jets experienced at least six mid-air emergencies with the potential to end in tragedy in the year after the plane was deemed safe to fly.