Boeing says it has to 're-earn' public's trust after crashes

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- A senior Boeing executive said Saturday the company knows it has to re-earn the public's trust as it works to win approval from U.S. regulators to get its grounded 737 Max jets flying again after crashes that killed 346 people. Stan Deal, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, said the company's "number one focus remains safely returning the Max." Chicago-based Boeing has spent the past year making changes to flight software that played a role in crashes