Bad Design on 737 MAX Had a Terrible Cost - WSJ
Congressional Inquiry Faults Boeing And FAA Failures For Deadly 737 Max Plane Crashes : NPR
Boeing Built Deadly Assumptions Into 737 Max, Blind to a Late Design Change - The New York Times
Boeing 737 Max Grounding Takes Toll On Airlines And Passengers : NPR
What went wrong with the Boeing 737 Max 8
House Issues Report on 737 Max Cost, Consequences, Lessons - FLYING Magazine
What broke the 737 Max? | Aerospace Testing International
Boeing 737 Max Complete Timeline and History, Crashes, and Details
Boeing confident in safety of 737 MAX 8 but announces design changes after Ethiopian Airlines crash - ABC News
Boeing 737 Max Major Design Flaws, Not a Software Failure – MishTalk
Boeing 737 Max declared safe to fly again
Air Canada 737 MAX 8 economy (it's not all that bad really) – SANspotter
What's wrong with the Boeing 737 Max? Here's everything we know | WIRED UK
The emerging Boeing 737 Max scandal, explained - Vox
Boeing knowingly flew 'pig with lipstick' 737-MAX plane
Boeing's 737 Max problem is latest headache airlines hungry for new planes
Boeing (BA) Finds New 737 Max Defect, Threatening Delivery Targets - Bloomberg
International regulator report slams Boeing, FAA over 737 MAX design and approval | The Seattle Times
Killer software: 4 lessons from the deadly 737 MAX crashes | Fierce Electronics
Boeing's automatic trim for the 737 MAX was not disclosed to the Pilots - Leeham News and Analysis
Opinion: The Boeing 737 MAX remains a risky ride - The Globe and Mail
FAA evaluates a potential design flaw on Boeing's 737 MAX after Lion Air crash | The Seattle Times
Designed by clowns': Boeing messages raise serious questions about 737 Max | Boeing | The Guardian
Bad data from a faulty sensor on the Boeing 737 Max | FlowingData
ECONOMICS OF A TRAGEDY: DID DUOPOLY BRING DOWN THE BOEING 737 MAX? - Cameron School of Business Blog
Citing safety concerns, whistleblowers urge revamp of aging Boeing 737 MAX cockpit | The Seattle Times
Boeing 737 Max planes should fly again by December, FAA official says - Los Angeles Times
