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Boeing dismissed fears of a 2nd 737 Max crash when confronted by pilots after the plane's first disa
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Boeing played down concerns about its 737 Max aircraft when pilots confronted the company after one of the planes operated by Lion Air crashed in October, with the company saying that giving additional information about the aircraft's software was "unnecessary," according to audio obtained by 2CNY News and The New York Times.
American Airlines' pilots union challenged Boeing after the Lion Air crash, which killed all 189 people on board. In a November meeting, pilots said that they wanted more information about the plane they were flying and that Boeing needed to take more steps to ensure its safety, the audio reportedly indicates.
A Boeing vice president, Mike Sinnett, responded that it was not clear the plane was the cause of the crash and that Boeing did not want to "overload the crews with information that's unnecessary,"
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