Joshua Dean, a former quality auditor who alleged he was fired from his job at a major Boeing contractor in retaliation for raising concerns about the 737 Max jet, died Tuesday morning after a brief illness, according to press reports and social media posts from family members.
The Seattle Times first reported news of Dean’s death Wednesday, writing that he died of a “sudden, fast-spreading infection.” He was 45.
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