Boeing faces growing pressure over crash as foreign airlines ground the 737 Max - News Summed Up

Boeing faces growing pressure over crash as foreign airlines ground the 737 Max


The airport at Addis Ababa is at 7,200 feet elevation. The 737 never reached more than about 2,000 feet above ground before it crashed eight minutes after takeoff, a duration that normally would take the aircraft close to its cruising altitude at more than 30,000 feet. Flightradar24, a website that tracks aircraft flights, reported that during its first three minutes the plane experienced repeated inflections of its vertical speed and at one point dropped about 400 feet.


Source: Los Angeles Times March 12, 2019 00:22 UTC



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