Ethiopian Crash Investigators Reportedly Find Fault With Boeing MCAS, EASA Forewarned
Preliminary data from the black boxes of the Boeing 737 MAX involved in the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 may give credence to concerns that the aircraft's MCAS system played a role in the crash.
Though the investigators' official report has not yet been published, the Wall Street Journal cites anonymous sources familiar with the investigation who said evidence suggests that the automated flight-control system activated before the plane dove into the ground, in a scenario similar to the crash of Lion Air crash last year.
These preliminary findings were shared during "a high-level briefing at the Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday," according to WSJ.

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