737 Max aircraft crash: 'They can't just go back to business'
Boeing has said it expects its troubled 737 Max aircraft to return to the skies before the end of the year. The jet was grounded after two fatal crashes, last year's Lion Air disaster in Indonesia which killed 189 people and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 which crashed killing 157. Just hours before Boeing's announcement, Indonesian investigators blamed mechanical and design problems for the crash of the Lion Air jet. Boeing says they have developed software updates. Milka Yonaton lost her son in the Ethiopia crash. She gave her reaction to the news that 737 Max will be flying again.
(Photo: Portraits of victims of the crashed accident of Ethiopian Airlines. Credit: Getty Images)
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