737 MAX problems not solved, warns former Boeing manager

The transcript discusses safety concerns regarding Boeing's 737 Max planes, focusing on the MCAS system designed to make the new models perform like older ones. The MCAS was intended to counteract the nose-up tendency caused by new engine placements. However, faulty sensor readings could lead to crashes, prompting fixes to the system. Pearson's report highlights insufficient attention to factory conditions, which contributed to safety issues.

What was the primary focus of Pearson's concerns regarding the Boeing 737 Max planes?

• The MCAS system

• The fuel efficiency

• The passenger capacity

• The flight range

What was the purpose of the MCAS system in the Boeing 737 Max models?

• To increase the flight range

• To make the new models perform like older ones

• To enhance passenger comfort

• To improve fuel efficiency

How did Boeing address the issue of the larger engines in the 737 Max models?

• By reducing the engine size

• By repositioning the engines forward and higher

• By increasing the wing size

• By using lighter materials

What problem could faulty sensor readings in the MCAS system cause?

• Plane crashes

• Passenger discomfort

• Engine failure

• Increased fuel consumption

According to Pearson's report, what aspect did authorities overlook that contributed to safety issues?

• Air traffic control

• Pilot training

• Factory conditions

• Weather conditions