JUST IN: Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX suffered a damaged sensor upon takeoff from a bird or foreign object, triggering fatal crash, two aviation sources familiar with the investigation tell ABC News.
Earlier Wednesday, Boeing released a statement that said, "we urge caution against speculating and drawing conclusions on the findings prior to the release of the flight data and the preliminary report."French and American investigators are assisting in the Ethiopian probe and at the center of it is an automated anti-stall safety system on the MAX and its possible link to issues in the Ethiopian flight and a Lion Air crash in 2018.
In both crashes, the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft struggled to maintain a steady flight path. The planes repeatedly lost and gained altitude before entering a dive to the earth's surface. In the two incidents, a new anti-stall safety system on the MAX that controls trim -- MCAS -- was activated, sources have told ABC News.Commercial airline pilots are trained to disengage the system in the event of runaway trim, when the airplane is making unexpected pitch movements.
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