Boeing said Thursday it is pausing delivery of its 737 Max jets that have been grounded after two deadly accidents in the past six months. Attention now turns to the black boxes that hold clues into Sunday's crash in Ethiopia. With frustration over the pace of the investigation mounting, the voice and data recorders from Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 were finally delivered to French accident investigators in Paris. FAA grounds Boeing 737 Max jets after Ethiopian Airlines crashCaptain Dennis Tajer, a 737 pilot with American Airlines, met with Boeing executives in November, and said they weren't entirely forthcoming after the Lion Air crash. The possibility of a long grounding is now a billion dollar dilemma for Boeing and the airlines.

Source: Ethiopian News March 14, 2019 22:40 UTC