The crash driver in Indonesia was reading the Boeing 737 manual while the plane was falling

Sensitive data was known about one of the most shocking accidents of recent months. While the Lion Air aircraft fell into the Indonesian sea, the Boeing 737 Max 8 pilot was desperately searching for a possible solution in a technical manual. stabilize the plane and prevent the death of 189 people.

This moment has been recorded in the audio recording of the black box, recovered after the accident, according to his remarks on Wednesday The New York Times the director of the Indonesian agency investigating the incident.

Towards the end of the file, according to this source, the pilot's co-pilot plane prays and prays to God for a miracle. Shortly before, the pilot gave him the order by turning the pages of a manual to try to understand what was happening on the plane.

The Indonesian authorities issued a preliminary report in November on the accident of the Lion Air flight 610, but he did not show the audio content of the black box, the device was not found. The researchers plan to release a final report in July or August, but the audio or transcript should not be released because it is prohibited by local regulations.

The attention to the accident of October 29 broke out a few weeks ago, another Boeing 737 Max 8 s' crashed in Indonesia, which led many countries to ban theft of this model.

According to the preliminary investigation of the accident of Lion Air, part of the aircraft was moved by the experts. They think it could have been caused by an error in an automatic system.

According to the Ethiopian Minister of Transport, Dagmawit Moges, the preliminary badysis report of the black boxes of the Ethiopian Airlines plane records "clear similarities" with those of the aircraft Lion Air. In this accident, there were 157 dead.

Boeing has announced its intention to implement a software update to address issues discovered during these investigations. The American aerospace giant is going through a major crisis after many countries vetoed the 737 Max 8.