After two deadly crashes involving Boeing 737 Max planes, airlines are facing new scrutiny from regulators and the public..
In October 2018, a Lion Air 737 Max crashed in Indonesia, killing all 189 people on board. Five months later, another 737 Max crashed in Ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board..
The crashes raised serious questions about the safety of the 737 Max, and led to the plane being grounded worldwide. Regulators are now investigating the cause of the crashes, and have ordered Boeing to make changes to the plane’s design..
In the meantime, airlines are facing pressure from passengers and regulators to ensure that the 737 Max is safe to fly. Some airlines have already announced that they will not be flying the 737 Max until it is certified as safe by regulators..
Other airlines are taking steps to improve the safety of their 737 Max planes. For example, Southwest Airlines has announced that it will be installing new software on its 737 Max planes that will provide pilots with more information about the plane’s systems..
The scrutiny of airlines is likely to continue until the cause of the 737 Max crashes is determined and the plane is certified as safe to fly. In the meantime, airlines are taking steps to improve the safety of their 737 Max planes and to reassure passengers that the plane is safe to fly..
**Here are some specific examples of how airlines are facing new scrutiny after the deadly 737 Max crashes:**.
* The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered Boeing to make changes to the 737 Max’s flight control software..
* The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has suspended the operation of all 737 Max planes in Europe..
* China’s aviation regulator has also suspended the operation of all 737 Max planes in China..
* Several airlines, including Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, and United Airlines, have announced that they will not be flying the 737 Max until it is certified as safe by regulators..
* Other airlines, such as Air Canada and WestJet, are taking steps to improve the safety of their 737 Max planes, such as installing new software and providing additional training for pilots..
The scrutiny of airlines is likely to continue until the cause of the 737 Max crashes is determined and the plane is certified as safe to fly. In the meantime, airlines are taking steps to improve the safety of their 737 Max planes and to reassure passengers that the plane is safe to fly..
