Numerous Boeing employees raised safety concerns about the 737 Max months and years before the two deadly crashes that led to the jet’s grounding, according to documents released by a House panel Wednesday.
A document revealed by the House Transportation Committee shows that in December 2015, a Boeing engineer expressed concern about the safety of the anti-stall system that played a role in the two crashes.
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