Lion air
Sources: Boeing system triggered repeatedly in Ethiopian crash
The software known as MCAS is at the centre of accident probes in both the crash of Ethiopian flight 302 and a Lion Air accident in Indonesia five months...
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Investigators believe anti-stall system activated in Ethiopia crash - 'WSJ'
Embattled aviation giant Boeing pledged on Wednesday to do all it can to prevent future crashes as it unveiled a fix to the flight software of its grounded 737 MAX aircraft.
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Cockpit voice recorder of Lion Air jet depicts pilots' frantic search for fix
The investigation into the crash, which killed all 189 people on board in October, has taken on new relevance as the US FAA and other regulators grounded the model last week after a second deadly accident in Ethiopia.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenberg pens letter amid investigations
Muilenberg says based on information provided from both the Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines plane crashes, they are taking actions to fully ensure the safety of the 737 max.
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Factfile on the Boeing 737 MAX 8
Here are some quick facts on the Boeing 737 Max 8. A second model crashed in Ethiopia minutes after takeoff on Sunday, killing everyone on board.
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Lion Air plane skids off runway at Indonesian airport
The aircraft was operating a Jakarta-Pontianak service, with 182 passengers and seven crew members onboard, Lion Air spokesman Danang Mandala Prihantoro said in a statement.
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Second black box from Lion Air crash found: Indonesian officials
Divers have found the second black box from a doomed Lion Air jet that crashed last year killing all 189 people onboard, Indonesian authorities said Monday.
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Lion Air ends search for black box, Indonesian investigators plan own probe
The cockpit voice recorder is likely to hold vital clues that could give investigators insight into the actions of the pilots.
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Fatal air crashes & deaths up in 2018 - watchdog
Three of last year's deadly accidents involved operators blacklisted by the European Union.
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Lion Air to resume search for victims of Indonesia crash
The Boeing 737 MAX vanished from radar 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta on October 29, crashing into waters off the north coast of Indonesia's Java Island and killing all 189 people onboard.
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Indonesia's Lion Air needs 'improved' safety culture: crash report
Lion Air must take steps 'to improve the safety culture and to enable the pilot to make (a) proper decision to continue the flight,' it said in a statement.
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Indonesia calls off the search for Lion Air crash victims
Some 196 bags containing body parts have been recovered from under the water with 79 victims identified and handed over to their families for burial.
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Indonesia hunts sea bed for crashed Lion Air jet's second black box
Results of a preliminary investigation will be made public after 30 days, one panel official said.
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Piece of crashed Indonesian jet's landing gear found: official
Referring to the landing gear, search and rescue agency head Muhammad Syaugi said, 'we have found part of it.'
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Search for crashed Indonesian passenger aircraft widens
Ground staff lost contact with flight JT610 of Indonesian budget airline Lion Air 13 minutes after the Boeing 737 MAX 8 took off early on Monday from Jakarta.
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Dirco offers help to Indonesia after deadly plane crash
About 189 people are presumed dead after the flight went down in the ocean off the capital, Jakarta shortly after take-off.
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Indonesia divers, underwater beacons hunt for air crash victims, wreckage
There were 189 people on board flight JT610 of budget airline Lion Air when ground staff lost contact with the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft early on Monday.
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All 189 on board crashed Indonesian jet feared dead
The Boeing-737 MAX vanished from radar 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta, plunging into the Java Sea moments after it had asked to return to the Indonesian capital.
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SA govt offers condolences after Lion Air plane crash
At least 189 people were on board the Lion Air plane when it went down just minutes after take-off from the capital Jakarta.
