The crashed Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max plane hit the ground at 575mph, leaving a crater 32 feet deep and 131 feet long, according to a preliminary government report. The crashed Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max hit the ground at a speed of 575mph and left a crater 32 feet deep, according to a preliminary government report on the air crash. Ethiopian Airlines' pilots followed Boeing's emergency procedures but were unable to control the plane and stop its nose from pointing down, the report said. Read more: The Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max pilots followed all the right procedures but crashed anyway, official report finds. The 737 Max has now been grounded around the world after the Ethiopian Airlines disaster.

Source: Ethiopian News April 05, 2019 09:51 UTC