WASHINGTON, June 24 (Reuters) - Family members of

victims killed in two Boeing 737 MAX crashes asked a U.S.

judge to name a corporate monitor to examine the planemaker's

safety and corporate compliance procedures.

In a court filing, the family members asked U.S. District

Judge Reed O'Connor to impose the monitor saying "Boeing ( BA )

presents an ongoing threat to public safety."

The families cited among other reasons the Justice

Department's recent determination that Boeing ( BA ) breached a 2021

deferred prosecution agreement and the Jan. 5 mid-air emergency

of a new Alaska Airlines MAX 9.