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Boeing waited until after the Lion crash to tell Southwest they had disabled the safety alert in the planes it delivered to them. The alert would have
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jnine
Apr 28 '19, 16:45
indicated if one of the sensors was giving a faulty reading. That seems to show they had an awareness of the problem all along.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/28/boeing-didnt-tell-southwest-that-safety-feature-on-737-max-was-turned-off-wsj.html
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