Jason Redmond / AFP / Getty ImagesBoeing's CEO admitted on Thursday that a failure of its software was one of the causes in the recent deadly 737 Max jet crashes. In the report, Ethiopian investigators said the jet's pilots followed all safety procedures before the crash. The jet nose-dived minutes after takeoff, similarly to when Lion Air Flight 610, another 737 Max, crashed last October and killed all 189 people on board. The crashes prompted airlines and international regulators to ground their 737 Max jets, and pilots accused Boeing of failing to train them on the MCAS system. On Thursday, Muilenburg said a software update would be ready to implement within weeks.

Source: Ethiopian News April 04, 2019 20:15 UTC