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Fly again. >> boeing says it's not planning any layoffs or furloughs, instead, it will shift employees to different work assignments. at the heart of the problem, a software system called mcas, the boeing itself says played a role in the fatal crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. >> the mcas software was added because the 737 max has heavier engines that that can pull the nose of the plane up. m k mcas was meant to lower it in flight. >> the pilots fought for control but didn't know about mcas because boeing hadn't told airlines or pilots. the faa has been requesting more information about boein...

Boeing's fleet of max 8 jets. and we're learning what the black boxes revealed about the moment the ethiopian airlines flight made its final nosedive. boeing says its new software fix is ready and waiting for faa approval. here's david kerley. >> reporter: for the first time tonight, a direct connection between the two boeing 737 max crashes. both jets dipping and dramatically pulling up, a wild ride as the pilots fought an automated safety system. two sources telling abc news the preliminary black box data shows an antistall system that misfired in the lion air crash in october was also activ...

Ethiopian airlines saying the captain had received updated training. >> why didn't their training work? they were trained after the lion air accident. why didn't they go to their training, stop it, and land the aircraft safely? >> reporter: with the fleet grounded, boeing's mcas software update is expected to be approved by the faa next week. it will make mcas harder to misfire and easier for pilots to recover. american airlines' top 737 pilot tested the software. >> they put some checks and balances in the system now that will make the system much better. >> reporter: no concerns whatsoever? ...