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This video was made possible by Hover. Get your custom, professional-looking email address for 10% off at hover.com slash Wendover. About one year ago, in mid-March 2019, Boeing's 737 MAX was quickly and unceremoniously grounded. This was hugely significant in quite a few different ways.
For Boeing, the MAX was the newest generation of their most popular aircraft series, and its difficulties place a huge stain on the company's stellar safety and reliability record. Meanwhile, for the US, it halts growth at one of the country's largest companies
and employers, and then beyond that, for the worldwide aviation industry, it puts 387 aircraft on the ground at a time of continued growth for most every airline worldwide. Everyone knows why the 737 MAX was grounded by now. sensors would, in particular circumstances, indicate incorrect information to software
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