Pilots Unaware Of 737 Max’s Automatic Stall-Prevention System
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In a move likely linked to the ongoing investigation into the fatal crash in October of a Lion Air Boeing 737 MAX 8, the aircraft manufacturer has issued a bulletin to operators explaining a system unique to the MAX that automatically pushes the nose down to help prevent stalls in certain flight...
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