U.S. Lawmaker Vows Probe Into Plane's Approval: 737 Max Update
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Investigators continued to search for what caused the crash of a Boeing Co. 737 Max on March 10 in Ethiopia, killing 157 people. A device found in the wreckage provided an early clue and work decoding the black boxes from Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 began in France.
Meanwhile, airlines across the globe struggled to adjust their schedules and assess the financial impact, now that the aircraft has been grounded. U.S. regulators aren’t expected to let flights resume until Boeing completes a software update, which could take at least six weeks to finalize.