Boeing announced that it will temporarily limit the production of the 737 MAX after two crashes. This step reflects Boeing's growing financial loss concerns that may cause airline compensation claims to be made for the worldwide decommissioning of this model. Sky News reported on Saturday.
The company plans to limit the production of the 737 MAX in order to focus on updating the Maneuverability Improvement System (MCAS). He contributed not only to the March crash of Boeing in Ethiopia, but probably also to last year's collapse of the Indonesian company Lion Air to the Java Sea. Overall, Boeing 737 MAX production should drop from 52 machines per month to 42 by mid-April. Boeing chief of the United States admitted on Thursday for the first time that the 737 MAX crash in Ethiopia had contributed erroneous data to the automatic flight system. At the same time, CEO Dennis Muilenburg believed that the Boeing 737 MAX is still safe and that after upgrading the software, it will be among the safest aircraft in the world, CNBC said. In a crash of Boeing 737 MAX 8 in Ethiopia on March 10, all 157 people aboard, including four Slovaks, died. 737 Max 8 machines are out of service worldwide since mid-March.
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