Boeing to pay fines of more than $ 2.5 billion in case of conspiracy

As part of the DPA, Boeing agreed, among other things, to continue to cooperate with the Fraud Section in any ongoing or future investigations and prosecutions. As part of its cooperation, Boeing is required to report any evidence or allegation of violation of United States fraud laws by Boeing employees or agents at any national or foreign government agency (including the FAA), regulator or any of the customers of Boeing airlines. In addition, Boeing has agreed to strengthen its compliance program and improve the reporting requirements of the compliance program, which require Boeing to meet with the Fraud Section at least quarterly and submit annual reports to the Fraud Section on the status of its remediation efforts, the results of its testing of its compliance program and its proposals to ensure that its compliance program is reasonably designed, implemented and applied in a manner that is effective in deterring and detecting violations of US fraud laws in connection with interactions with any national or foreign government agency (including the FAA), regulator or any of its airline customers.

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