News alert: Hundreds of Boeing jets should be grounded in wake of Ethiopia crash, former NTSB chief says

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News Alert Monday, March 11

Hundreds of Boeing jets should be grounded in wake of Ethiopia crash, former NTSB chief says

Boeing and the FAA should ground the U.S. fleet of 737 MAX 8 jets after one of the innovative planes crashed in Ethiopia, killing 157 and raising safety concerns about thousands of new planes on order around the globe, a former NTSB chairman said Monday.

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