A newly released report faults both the Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing for failures in the overall certification of the Boeing 737 Max
The Joint Authorities Technical Review, released Friday, finds Boeing failed to explain thoroughly how much the MCAS system -- the anti-stall software at the heart of two deadly crashes -- had been changed from previous plane models. The report looked at not only FAA oversight of the certification of the plane but also the process for how the planes' MCAS system came to be approved.CNN first reported the panel's concerns this summer.
Regulators need to make sure they are giving pilots enough time to respond and that they are making the right assumptions about how pilots will respond to multiple alerts and alarms on these complex planes, the panel asserted.Read MoreThe panel found that Boeing had failed to update safety documents regarding the evolution of the MCAS system, and that therefore the FAA could not adequately review the system's safety.
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