Sunday's disaster prompted several countries to ground the plane model in question pending the outcome of an investigation.
The FAA said any links between Sunday's crash and the Lion Air disaster in October have yet to be determined.The US' top air safety regulator has said the plane model involved inThe Federal Administration said in a Continued Airworthiness Notification to the International Community on Monday evening that Ethiopian's crash, which killed all 157 passengers on board, cannot yet be linked to that Lion Air flight 610, which plunged into the Java Sea 12 minutes after takeoff in October.
Still, the similarities caused several air carriers and country air travel regulators, to ground their fleets of 737 MAX 8's pending further investigation.
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