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Full preliminary report issued by the Ethiopian government regarding the crash of Ethiopian Airlines ET 302

On March 10, 2019, at 05:38 UTC, Ethiopian Airlines flight 302, Boeing 737-8(MAX), ET-AVJ, took off from Addis Ababa Bole Int. Airport bound to Nairobi, Kenya Jomo Kenyatta Int. Airport. Shortly after takeoff, the Angle of Attack sensor recorded value became erroneous and the left stick shaker activated and

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Boeing reports zero new orders for its 737 MAX aircraft in March

A recent article in The Wall Street Journal brings attention to Boeing’s continuing difficulties with its 737 MAX aircraft, after the world-wide grounding of the plane, following two fatal crashes which killed a total of 346 people. Airlines are holding off on placing new orders, demonstrating just how deeply the company’s

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Boeing cutting production of troubled 737 Max jet

The Wall Street Journal article below describes how Boeing is planning to cut production of its 737 MAX passenger aircraft by almost 20%, as it works to fix faulty software that contributed to a pair of deadly crashes. This is in response to the worldwide grounding of more than

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Attorneys address why case against Boeing should be heard in US Courts

CHICAGO, IL MARCH 28, 2019 – In light of the recent evidence regarding design issues with the 737 Max 8, more families of the passengers of the tragic flight of Lion Air JT610 have decided to seek justice in the U.S. “Given this latest news, more and more families

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Lawyers Suggests to Sue Boeing in US Court

JAKARTA (TheInsiderStories) – Lawyers from two law firms in the United States (US) suggested the importance of filing a lawsuit against aircraft maker Boeing Corp. in American courts and demanded regulatory changes that regulate the process of investigating plane accidents as a result of the cases of Lion Air

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This International Lawyer Convey the Reasons for Suing Boeing in US Courts

TRIBUNNEWS.COM, JAKARTA – After finding the latest evidence regarding aircraft design issues 737 Max 8, more and more families are victims of the Lion Air JT610 plane crash that will demand justice in the United States. “The latest news is that more and more victims’ families have decided to

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Family of Lion Air JT610 Victims Doubts US Investigation Process

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – About 45 families of victims of the Lion Air JT610 plane which crashed on October 29 then doubted the process of an investigation carried out in the United States. They said they were not convinced of the independence of investigators, because Boeing as the maker

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