FAA Says 737 MAX Safe to Fly After Ethiopia Crash

FAA Says 737 MAX Safe to Fly After Ethiopia Crash
A Boeing 737 Max 8 type aircraft at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston on March 11, 2019. David Koenig/AP
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GARA-BOKKA, Ethiopia/Washington—The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) told airlines on March 11 that it was safe to fly 737 MAX 8 planes as investigators found two black box recorders that will help piece together the final moments of an Ethiopian Airlines jet before it plunged to the ground on Sunday, March 10The plane crashed .

China and Indonesia grounded their fleets of 737 MAX 8 aircraft earlier on Monday, citing safety concerns, contributing to a drop in Boeing shares that wiped billions of dollars off the market value of the world’s biggest plane maker.