Boeing's new 737 MAX flight control system 'seems foolproof' - Norwegian Air CEO

April 4, 2019 9:46 AMOSLO: Boeing’s new MCAS flight control system for its 737 MAX aircraft appears foolproof, Norwegian Air Chief Executive Bjoern Kjos said on Wednesday after visiting the plane maker in Seattle.

Boeing said on Monday it planned to submit a proposed software enhancement package for the MAX in coming weeks, after previously saying it planned to deliver the fix for government approval by last week. Meanwhile, investigators will release on Thursday a keenly awaited report on the deadly crash of the Ethiopian Airlines jet, Ethiopia’s Transport Ministry said, giving the first official clues to the second crash of a new Boeing 737 MAX in five months.

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