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Boeing, Regulators Delay Fixes Prompted by Lion Air Crash: WSJ
Boeing, Regulators Delay Fixes Prompted by Lion Air Crash: WSJ
11 Feb 2019, 09:31 AM IST
(Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co. and regulators are expected to delay jetliner safety fixes for hundreds of 737 MAX jets until at least April, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing industry and government officials familiar with the details.
(Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co. and regulators are expected to delay jetliner safety fixes for hundreds of 737 MAX jets until at least April, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing industry and government officials familiar with the details.
- Fixes prompted by the Oct. 29 crash of Lion Air’s Flight 610
- One reason for the delay stems from differences of opinion among some federal and company safety experts over how extensive the changes should be
- The 35-day partial government shutdown, during which consideration of the fixes was suspended, also created delays
To contact the reporter on this story: Chuck Golding in New York at cgolding@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Edith Moy at echan10@bloomberg.net, Dan Reichl, Virginia Van Natta
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