FAA issues emergency directive on Boeing 737 Max after Lion Air crash
The FAA said the order is effective immediately and covers 45 aircraft in the United States operated by carriers including Southwest Air Co, United Airlines and American Airlines Group Inc and addresses erroneous angle of attack inputs.
The directive orders operators to revise the airplane flight manual to give the flight crew horizontal stabilizer trim procedures to follow under some conditions. (Reporting by David Shepardson; Editing by Sandra Maler)
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