Russian firm sues Boeing over Max jet, says defects hidden

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This is the first lawsuit filed against Boeing by a Max customer.

MOSCOW — A Russian aircraft leasing company that ordered 35 Boeing Max jets is suing the U.S. aircraft maker and seeking to cancel the deal, accusing Boeing of hiding defects in the plane that was grounded after two deadly crashes.

The lawsuit on behalf of Avia Capital Services was filed Monday in state court in Illinois, where Boeing is based. It claims that Boeing committed fraud and breach of contract and was negligent in how it designed and built the plane and convinced the Federal Aviation Administration to approve it.Avia could become the first customer to cancel a signed agreement to buy the Max as a result of the crashes and grounding.

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