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I don't get the other commenters..they are going to court to enter a plea of guilty or not.
What a terrible headline. >

BBC, chasing clicks just like ever other rag these days :/ >

I'm guessing the people confused by the headline aren't familiar with the history of this controversy.
Anyway, I recommend everyone watch the Netflix documentary about this called Downfall. The execs responsible for those deaths should be in prison, and instead they were given billion dollar bonuses because they tricked the investors and the stocks went up.
Edit: Typing skills >

I know the history of the controversy, and it’s still a terrible headline. Don’t lead with the phrase “737 Max Crashes” if you don’t want people to be confused. >

British news writes headlines differently than US news does I've found. They 100% assume you have been following this story for every second of every day. On topics I am ignorant of I am often super confused, but I found this headline clear when read as a whole. >

When I see a headline like this, I don't click on the publication for about a week. They know fuckin well what they're doing. >

Right now I'm just amazed that I didn't get misled by the headline...like I expected it to be exactly what was meant. Then I looked at the thread and was like, oh shit, yeah, that totally could mean the other thing. I wonder why I didn't read it that way at first.