Parents whose children were killed in the Boeing 737 Max crashes are angered by the plane’s return to service, stating that they do not believe the jet is safe. Chris Moore and Nadia Milleron, who both lost daughters in the March 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash, describe the FAA’s decision as deeply painful and a source of “absolute agony.” The parents assert that the aircraft should have been completely redesigned rather than receiving software fixes and that they lack trust in Boeing and the FAA. They and their legal representation fear that underlying issues with the plane’s design have not been fully addressed, despite regulators’ assurances of safety.
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Originally published by Sinéad Baker | Nov 18, 2020 | Business Insider
