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Up by class in years without the result is out. but what happened has happened we just accept but whether i'm satisfied with the report no i'm not satisfied. because it feels like there bullying common people like us. you don't understand. the complete report on the crash will be published on thursday it's expected to reveal a further catalogue of deficiencies surrounding the new m. cast system the u.s. plane maker is still struggling to cope with events it recently emerged that the company's chief technical pilot had long ago complained about out of control software during 737 max simulator t...

Nearly 350 people. alicia acuna has that story from denver. >> hi, jon. this information comes from a text exchange between two boeing pilots, one of whom was responsible for communicating with the federal aviation administration as boeing was trying to receive certification from regulators for the 737 max. the messages reveal a problem with the automated system used on the plane. in one text, mark forkner, the chief technical pilot, tells another about its behavior in the simulator texting quote it's running rampant in the sim on me so i basically lied to regulator understand knowingly. the p...

Unaware. but in 2016 the chief technical pilot for boeing during tests for certification by the faa texted with another pilot that he noticed a problem. it was quote, running rampant in the simulator. also saying, quote, so i basically lied to the regulators, unknowingly. also texting granted, i suck at flying but even this was egregious. remember, this was two years before the first fatal crash. in a let tore the ceo of boeing -- in a letter to the ceo of boeing the faa administrator calls this latest revelation concerning, writing quote i understand that boeing discovered the document in its...

Crisis over boeing's max 737 planes. the messages between to pilots suggest boeing knew about the problems with its best selling jets three years ago, long before the two deadly crashes that killed 346 people. alicia acuna is live from denver with more on this story. >> reporter: hi, arthel. and boeing just turned these texts over to the department of transportation this week even though they have known about them for months. and in these texts, these pilots are discussing the m-cast, the automated system that is supposed to help and assist a plane during a nose dive. the system was blamed for...