Boeing Reportedly Nixed 737 Max Safety System Over Cost Concerns

Boeing Reportedly Nixed 737 Max Safety System Over Cost Concerns

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Boeing rejected a safety system for the 737 Max to cut costs, according to an ethics complaint reviewed by The New York Times. The complaint suggests the system could have prevented two fatal crashes. Boeing has sent the complaint to the Justice Department, which is investigating the aircraft's design. As Boeing works to improve safety features and its reputation, aviation authorities have grounded the 737 Max. The company is updating the flight control software and aims to have the planes operational in the US by year-end.

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What was the main reason for rejecting the safety system on the 737 Max aircraft?

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What did the internal ethics complaint filed by the engineer argue?

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What actions has Boeing taken in response to the accusations related to the 737 Max?

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What was the global response to the crashes of the 737 Max?

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What updates has Boeing been making to the 737 Max aircraft?

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