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Citing unnamed sources familiar with the investigation, the WSJ reported that despite following the steps, which included turning off an automated flight-control system, pilots could not regain control of the Boeing 737 MAX 8. CNN has not been able to confirm details of the report.
Boeing's reputation is toast. When Lion Airlines crashed in 2018, Boeing should have requested all airlines to stop flying the 737-MAX until they found out what caused the crash.
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