Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said on Thursday that Boeing is 'sorry' for the lives lost in the fatal 737 Max Ethiopian Airlines and Lion Air crashes.
, who described how the plane's MCAS automated anti-stall system forced the plane's nose down before impact.
Boeing CEO, Dennis Muilenburg gestures during an event at the Farnborough Airshow, south west of London, on July 16, 2018.Ethiopia's preliminary report put the spotlight on Boeing as it found that the pilots had followed Boeing's own emergency procedures but were still unable to control the plane.Muilenburg said that it was Boeing's"responsibility" to eliminate any risk caused by the MCAS system.
Muilenburg said Boeing has had its"top engineers and technical experts working tirelessly" and that the company will give pilots"training and additional educational materials" to deal with the MCAS system.saw the update"performing safely in action."FAA expects Boeing to come up with new software to fix the grounded 737 Max in a matter of weeks
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