Boeing fights back against blame for fatal 737 Max Crash
By Bloomberg
21 November 2018 |
11:11 am
Boeing continues to say it is not to blame for the fatal crash of Boeing 737 Max in Indonesia. The manufacturer says it never held back any information from carriers about an obscure flight-control system.
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