Boeing’s defective 737 Max jet design was able to get by regulators because the Federal Aviation Administration was too reliant on the jet-makers’ employees to vouch for its safety, according to a multi-national task force.
Last Oct. 29, an Indonesian 737 Max jet crashed, killing 186, and a few months later a 737 Max crashed in Ethiopia, killing 157.
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