Chief investigator in the Ethiopian Airlines crash Amdye Ayalew Fanta gives a news conference ahead of the public release of a preliminary report
ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopian investigators urged Boeing to review its flight control system and said pilots of state carrier Ethiopian Airlines had carried out proper procedures in the first official findings on the crash of a 737 MAX jet that killed 157 people.
Investigators are not obliged to publish their 30-page preliminary report but said they expected to do so by Friday. Ethiopian investigators did not blame anyone for the crash, in line with international rules requiring civil probes to focus on technical recommendations for safer flight. Nor did they give a detailed analysis of the flight, which is expected to take several months before a final report due within a year.
The nose-down commands were issued by Boeing’s so-called MCAS software. The preliminary report into the Lion Air disaster suggested pilots lost control after grappling with MCAS, a new automated anti-stall feature that repeatedly lowered the nose of the aircraft based on faulty data from a sensor.Ethiopian Airlines said its crew had followed all the correct guidance to handle a difficult emergency.
Officials denied reports of tensions between Ethiopian officials and U.S. and other foreign investigators accredited to the current probe.
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