Faulty 737 Max Sensor in Lion Air Crash linked to a repair shop in Florida
R Sinduja
News Editor
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The Lion Air Boeing 737 Max8 crash in Indonesia in Oct 2018 was linked to a faulty sensor in the plane, which was repaired in a US aircraft maintenance facility just before the unfortunate incident. Investigators from Indonesia & the US examined the repair shop in Florida where the faulty 'angle of attack' sensor was worked on. The sensor sent wrong signals that led to repeated nose-down movements that the pilots couldn't reverse.
