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Problem. request vector for landing, meaning, i need to turn around. that was the last contact before the crash and now, reporterring saying, investigators in africa saying they have located the small wing on the tail section that controls the up and down movement of the nose. it appears that stabilizer was in the same unusual position as the stabilizer on the lion air flight in october. remember, the anti-stall system appears to be the primary focus in both of these crashes, and heres why. when...

When boeing redesigned the 737, it changed the position of the engines and changed the balance of the airplane. so to make sure the nose never got too high, engineered added a system that automatically brings it down. during a faulty sensor reading, the automatic systems brought the nose down too much and puts the plane into a dive and you have to pull it back up. the pilots to do that would have to disable the system. the problem is boeing never included the fix or even the system in the operat...

Flight, which was the initial ascent. the lion air class investigation is ongoing, but the ongoing focus is the planes navigation system to make sure it does not stop it when boeing designed the 737 to create the max age, it changed the position of the to make sure than those of the plane never got too high which can lead to a stall, engineers added a system that automatically brings down the nose. during a faulty sensor reading, which apparently happened aboard lion air, the automatic system ca...