Attorneys reach deal that could allow some Dali crew members to fly home after months stuck onboard, court filings say

After 12 weeks stuck aboard a cargo ship that lost power and crushed a famed Baltimore bridge, some of the vessel’s 21 crew members could soon return to their families halfway around the world.

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Attorneys reach deal that could allow some Dali crew members to fly home after months stuck onboard, court filings say

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Attorneys reach deal that could allow some Dali crew members to fly home after months stuck onboard, court filings say

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Attorneys reach deal that could allow some Dali crew members to fly home after months stuck onboard, court filings say

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Attorneys reach deal that could allow some Dali crew members to fly home after months stuck onboard, court filings say

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Deal reached that could pave way for Dali crew to leave U.S., documents show

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Attorneys for Baltimore reach deal that allows some Dali crew members to fly home, court filings say

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