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In the wake of the crash, investigators discovered a shocking number of contributing factors and failures, totaling 89 findings that pointed fingers at Boeing, Lion Air, and regulatory bodies. The failure of maintaining proper oversight during the 737 Max's certification process, an inadequate safety culture at Lion Air, and serious deficiencies in flight crew management practices came under scrutiny. Boeing's reliance on a single faulty sensor to activate MCAS, leading to the crash, sparked outrage and concern among pilots globally.