Boeing Admits It Knew of a Faulty Safety Alert in 737 Max

Boeing Admits It Knew of a Faulty Safety Alert in 737 Max

Boeing said it made the discovery a year before the two fatal crashes took place but took no action, however, the company insists that this issue would not have endangered flight safety. Earlier this year, all 737 Max jets worldwide (387 aircraft) were grounded after an Ethiopian Airlines flight suffered a fatal crash, killing 157 people. According to an FAA spokesman, Boeing had notified the agency in November of a non-working light after the Lion Air crash in October.

Source: digit.fyi