“It depends on the complexity of the investigation,” Amdye Andualem, chairman of the Ethiopian Accident Investigation Bureau, said in an interview in Addis Ababa on Saturday. “If we cannot release the final report within a year, we can release an interim report,” he said, citing International Civil Aviation Organization guidelines. “These are the next steps.”Before the final report’s planned release, a draft will be provided to Boeing and “concerned bodies” for comment, Amdye said. Read more about the Ethiopian Airlines crash preliminary report herePhysical evidence from the crash site remains guarded by police at Ethiopian Airlines’ maintenance department, under the control of the Accident Investigation Bureau. Click here for a Bloomberg quick take on the 737 Max

Source: Ethiopian News April 06, 2019 14:48 UTC