New details on final moments of deadly Ethiopian Airlines flight
The New York Times reports that controllers saw the Boeing 737 Max 8 tilting up and down and “moving unusually fast.” source
Audit ordered for Boeing after Ethiopian Airlines crash
Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao is asking the department’s inspector general to conduct a formal audit of the Boeing 737 Max certification process. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/2TePvIN New details emerge about…
Ethiopian investigators release raw black box data
Pilots who tested the Boeing 737 Max 8 in a simulator found they had less than 40 seconds to avert disaster when the automated anti-stall system kicks in, according to…
By the Numbers: ‘Friends’ reunion
With the highly anticipated “Friends†reunion special set to air on May 27 on HBO Max, we look at the show’s enduring popularity. ABC News Live Prime, Weekdays at 7EST…
United joins 2 airlines in canceling Boeing 737 flights
United Airlines joined Southwest Airlines and American Airlines in canceling use of the Boeing 737 Max jets through at least early July. source
2800hp GTR uses ELECTRO MAGNETS for MAX downforce! (200+ MPH)
Pushing boundaries requires innovation, and you wouldn’t be innovating if you didn’t attach a freaking electromagnet to the wing of your 3000hp GTR! At least that’s the solution for T1…
Kavanaugh faces renewed sexual misconduct allegations l ABC News
President Trump came to the defense of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh while some Democrats running for president have called for his impeachment. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/2lY6owc #ABCNews #BrettKavanaugh #MaxStier source
Boeing CEO faces Congress on anniversary of 1st 737 Max crash
Dennis Muilenburg took questions from lawmakers on whether the company intentionally concealed defects in the MCAS system from the FAA. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE OF ‘WORLD NEWS TONIGHT’: https://bit.ly/34cDlpB WATCH…
Boeing halts production of 737 Max planes l ABC News
Boeing announced it would temporarily suspend production of the jets but said for now it would not furlough or lay off the 12,000 employees involved in making the plane. READ…
Boeing releases disturbing internal communications between employees
Hundreds of emails and messages show employees mocking the FAA, the company, and problems with the 737 Max airplane. source