FAA Finds New Risk on Boeing's 737 Max

The transcript discusses issues with Boeing's plane automation, particularly problems with sensor input leading to plane dives and fatal crashes. It highlights the challenges Boeing faces in fixing these issues and the regulatory concerns with the FAA. The discussion also covers the impact of these problems on the certification process and the delays in getting planes back in the air.

What was the primary cause of the initial automation issue in Boeing's aircraft?

• Weather conditions

• Faulty sensor inputs

• Engine failure

• Pilot error

What relationship is questioned due to the ongoing issues with Boeing's aircraft?

• Boeing and its suppliers

• Boeing and its customers

• Boeing and the FAA

• Boeing and the media

What is Boeing's current status regarding a fix for the automation issues?

• They have outsourced the solution

• They have implemented a fix

• They are still investigating

• They have ignored the problem

How does the need for additional testing affect the aircraft's certification process?

• It speeds up the process

• It cancels the process

• It has no effect

• It lengthens the process

What is the consequence of the delays in the aircraft's certification process?

• Reduced safety standards

• Immediate return to service

• Delayed delivery of new planes

• Increased production