The agency and Boeing are under fire following two fatal crashes of its popular 737 Max jets since October. The FAA said it will conduct a “rigorous safety review” and the software that’s suspected as contributing to both crashes won’t be installed until its satisfied. Boeing believes it has solved issues with the 737 Max automated stall prevention system by updating the plane’s software, cockpit alerts and pilot training. Later Monday, Boeing said it continues to work with the FAA and other regulatory agencies worldwide to identify and address all issues. Boeing’s stock dipped less than a percent in extended trading after closing up more than 2 percent Monday.

Source: Ethiopian News April 01, 2019 22:52 UTC