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Plane. this included complaints that the nose would inexplicably pitch down as a result of the automated system or on some sort of ascent that it would pitch down to level. >> well, it was devastating, particularly to the faa. they had been stating that they have had no reports of problems and here they read in their own anonymous, pilot-oriented database, five complaints and i looked at a few of the complaints and they went away when the autopilot was turned on, but it still indicates that ther...

Shows no systemic performance issues and provides no basis to order grounding the aircraft. cnns richard quest asked the ceo of ethiopia airlines. >> do you think there should be a grounding of the planes? >> i think although we dont know the exact accident and speculation is not helping in any way, but i think there are questions without answers on the airplane. >> and also new this morning, documents from a federal database where pilots can report aviation incidents anonymously. at least five ...

The ones that theyve called into this anonymous federal government database, that five pilots felt so compelled that something bad had happened on their flight, on this model, what is -- i mean have that a game changer today? does the faa and boeing do something different today because of this? >> no, i dont think they do because the faa and boeing were well aware of the various issues concerning both the nose down and the training for the end casts, the new system that was on board in the is no...

No systematic performance issues and provide no, sir basis to order grounding of the aircraft. look at this map, countries or airlines themselves have decided to ground the plane. overnight, airlines in russia and canada stopped their flights. the u.s. the only industrialized nation to keep the plane in the skies. cnns richard quest asked if the max 8 should be grounded. >> do you think there should be a worldwide grounding of the max planes? >> i think although we dont yet know the exact cause ...

Ethiopian airlines ceo if the max 8s should be grounded. >> do you think there should be a worldwide grounding of the max planes? >> i think, although we dont know -- we dont yet know the exact cause of the accident and speculation is not helpful in any way, but i think that our questions without answers on the airplane. >> also new this morning, documents from a federal database where pilots can report aviation incidents anonymously. at least five complaints since the lion air crash in october....

Aircraft. a database maintained by the federal government reveals several concerns here. one of them, quote, the flight manual is inadequate and almost criminally insufficient. still, the faa is standing by its decision to keep the jets in the air in the u.s., as is boeing, as is a number of airlines that use these jets. look at this. this is the live radar tracker for this specific type of jet, showing all of them over north and central america. pretty striking there. cnn aviation analyst justi...

Canada. >> the president appeared tabe reversing a decision made by u.s. safety officials who said tuesday there were, quote, no systemic performance issues with the planes. tonight, the faa said it made the call to ground the planes based on new data from the crash. a federal database accessed by cnn revealed several u.s. pilots had anonymously complained about problems controlling the planes. though u.s. airlines say they hadnt heard those complaints. some experts believe a software problem re...

By the decisions being made by the faa and by boeing not to ground this aircraft. >> richard, i want to just read what one of the pilots said another confidential report called into this federal database that alludes to what you were talking about in terms that they dont feel adequately prepared to fly this 737 max 8. he said i think it is unconscionablea a manufacture, he the fa, a and the airlines would have pilots flying an airline without adequately training or providing vainl available reso...

So yet. also were watching paul manafort. the new sentencing in this second trial. today judge amy berman jackson could hand down a sentence of up to ten years. well have much more on that in a moment, but we want to start with the latest on the boeing jet. joining us now is jim hall, chairman of the national safety board in 93 to 2000. and richard quest. cnn business analyst at large. i wanted to read you these postings from pilots to this anonymous database where they put complaints about co...

Possession of the black boxes that they dont have the laboratory capability to examine the data. ntsb spokesman told me they dont know where the black boxes are headed. probably somewhere in europe. one source tells me if the data recorders had been sent to the u.s., the data would have already been printed out and we would already be eliminating potential causes. five pilots in a database were complaining about the max 8. one captain calling the flight manual inadequate and almost criminally in...