Boeing training on 737 MAX 'inadequate': Ethiopia crash report
AFP
| 2020/03/09 | 315 words
| LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | AIR SECURITY
Ethiopia's probe of last year's Ethiopian Airlines crash found that Boeing did not provide sufficient training for the 737 MAX and that crucial flight software was flawed, according to an interim report published Monday.The crash of the Nairobi-bound Boeing 737 MAX six minutes after takeoff on March 10, 2019, killed all 157 people on board, triggering the global grounding of the MAX in the worst crisis in Boeing's history.It followed the October 2018 crash of a 737 MAX operated by Lion Air i...(…)
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