The crash of Lion Air flight 610 killed 189 people, and occurred five months before the jet was grounded globally following a second crash.
Lion Air flight 610 crashed in Indonesia one year ago today, the first of two fatal Boeing 737 Max crashes. Both crashes have been attributed to a faulty automated flight-control system, MCAS, although the plane type continued to fly for about five months after the Lion Air crash. Here's how the disaster unfolded, and what it's meant for Boeing, the FAA, and air travel around the world over the past 12 months. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
Lion Air flight 610 crashed in Indonesia one year ago today, the first of two fatal Boeing 737 Max crashes. Both crashes have been attributed to a faulty automated flight-control system, MCAS, although the plane type continued to fly for about five months after the Lion Air crash. Here's how the disaster unfolded, and what it's meant for Boeing, the FAA, and air travel around the world over the past 12 months. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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