Ralph Nader, who lost a relative in the Ethiopian Airlines crash, wants Boeing—along with U.S. regulators who certified the 737 MAX jet—to assume responsibility for the tragedy and the October Lion Air crash
Ralph Nader’s latest and most unlikely anti-corporate campaign focuses on a crash site in Ethiopia.
That’s where Samya Rose Stumo, a 24-year-old public-health researcher and the daughter of Mr. Nader’s niece, died along with 156 others when Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 went down. Her parents and a brother spent last week visiting the site, beseeching investigators, Red Cross workers and the carrier’s chief executive in an ultimately vain effort to retrieve any remains or belongings.
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