What the 737 crashes show us about the dangerous intersection of new tech and old equipment
Investigators probing two deadly crashes of Boeing Co. 737 MAX airliners are grappling with a hybrid of old and new technology, where a complex piece of software controls hydraulic pumps and motors similar to those used when Lyndon Johnson was president.
The plane, first designed in the 1960s and modernized three times, is caked with successive generations of technology superimposed on each other. Digital retrofits to older equipment like the 737 MAX’s anti-stall system—known as MCAS and suspected of having contributed to...
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Factbox: What we know about Boeing 737 MAX crash and what comes nextMore than 300 Boeing 737 MAX 8 and MAX 9 passenger jets around the world have be...
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Ethiopian Airlines crash raises questions about Boeing 737 Max certification processFederal investigators and prosecutors appear to be raising questions about the process that led to the certification of Boeing's 737 Max jetliners.
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