A Kenyan family has filed a lawsuit against American aviation giant Boeing over the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people.
Siblings of 29-year-old engineer George Kabau said they want the company to release documents and emails relating to its 737 MAX 8 model, which has been grounded worldwide after two major plane crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
A preliminary report released earlier this month indicated Ethiopian Airlines pilots wrestled with a computer system that repeatedly ordered the nose down because of faulty sensor data.
Dozens of families are already suing Boeing over the Lion Air crash, and three lawsuits have already been lodged over the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
A Kenyan family has filed a lawsuit against American aviation giant Boeing over the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people.
Siblings of 29-year-old engineer George Kabau said they want the company to release documents and emails relating to its 737 MAX 8 model, which has been grounded worldwide after two major plane crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
A preliminary report released earlier this month indicated Ethiopian Airlines pilots wrestled with a computer system that repeatedly ordered the nose down because of faulty sensor data.
Dozens of families are already suing Boeing over the Lion Air crash, and three lawsuits have already been lodged over the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
A Kenyan family has filed a lawsuit against American aviation giant Boeing over the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people.
Siblings of 29-year-old engineer George Kabau said they want the company to release documents and emails relating to its 737 MAX 8 model, which has been grounded worldwide after two major plane crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
A preliminary report released earlier this month indicated Ethiopian Airlines pilots wrestled with a computer system that repeatedly ordered the nose down because of faulty sensor data.
Dozens of families are already suing Boeing over the Lion Air crash, and three lawsuits have already been lodged over the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
A Kenyan family has filed a lawsuit against American aviation giant Boeing over the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people.
Siblings of 29-year-old engineer George Kabau said they want the company to release documents and emails relating to its 737 MAX 8 model, which has been grounded worldwide after two major plane crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
A preliminary report released earlier this month indicated Ethiopian Airlines pilots wrestled with a computer system that repeatedly ordered the nose down because of faulty sensor data.
Dozens of families are already suing Boeing over the Lion Air crash, and three lawsuits have already been lodged over the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
A Kenyan family has filed a lawsuit against American aviation giant Boeing over the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people.
Siblings of 29-year-old engineer George Kabau said they want the company to release documents and emails relating to its 737 MAX 8 model, which has been grounded worldwide after two major plane crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
A preliminary report released earlier this month indicated Ethiopian Airlines pilots wrestled with a computer system that repeatedly ordered the nose down because of faulty sensor data.
Dozens of families are already suing Boeing over the Lion Air crash, and three lawsuits have already been lodged over the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
A Kenyan family has filed a lawsuit against American aviation giant Boeing over the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people.
Siblings of 29-year-old engineer George Kabau said they want the company to release documents and emails relating to its 737 MAX 8 model, which has been grounded worldwide after two major plane crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
A preliminary report released earlier this month indicated Ethiopian Airlines pilots wrestled with a computer system that repeatedly ordered the nose down because of faulty sensor data.
Dozens of families are already suing Boeing over the Lion Air crash, and three lawsuits have already been lodged over the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
A Kenyan family has filed a lawsuit against American aviation giant Boeing over the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people.
Siblings of 29-year-old engineer George Kabau said they want the company to release documents and emails relating to its 737 MAX 8 model, which has been grounded worldwide after two major plane crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
A preliminary report released earlier this month indicated Ethiopian Airlines pilots wrestled with a computer system that repeatedly ordered the nose down because of faulty sensor data.
Dozens of families are already suing Boeing over the Lion Air crash, and three lawsuits have already been lodged over the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
A Kenyan family has filed a lawsuit against American aviation giant Boeing over the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash that killed 157 people.
Siblings of 29-year-old engineer George Kabau said they want the company to release documents and emails relating to its 737 MAX 8 model, which has been grounded worldwide after two major plane crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
A preliminary report released earlier this month indicated Ethiopian Airlines pilots wrestled with a computer system that repeatedly ordered the nose down because of faulty sensor data.
Dozens of families are already suing Boeing over the Lion Air crash, and three lawsuits have already been lodged over the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
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