The twin disasters involving the 737 Max — the latest variant of the world's most widely flown jetliner — are unusual because the aircraft itself is being investigated as the possible culprit. (Photo: Scott McIntyre/Bloomberg) The twin disasters involving the 737 Max — the latest variant of the world's most widely flown jetliner — are unusual because the aircraft itself is being investigated as the possible culprit. (Photo: Scott McIntyre/Bloomberg)

(Bloomberg) — Europe's biggest insurers are on the hook for as much as $450 million from a pair of airline crashes involving Boeing Co. 737 Max planes.

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