Donald Trump explained what he would face the crisis of the 737 MAX "if it was Boeing"

President Trump He offered his recommendations to the aviation company Boeing to avoid the acute crisis triggered by the accidents of two airlines operating their models 737 MAX. The tragedies left 346 dead, caused the collapse of the company's stock, the cancellation of purchase orders and the suspension of flights with these planes around the world.

"What do I know about the development of the brand, maybe nothing (although I became president!)", began Trump on his official Twitter account.

The New York-born tycoon became known for raising a fortune in the real estate market, becoming a "guru" of business and becoming famous reality TV-show "The Apprentice", where he judged the skills of budding entrepreneurs. He then triumphed in the 2016 presidential election against Democrat Hillary Clinton and He became the current leader of the world's leading economic and military power.

"But if I were Boeing, I would repair the Boeing 737 MAX, add some cool features and reintroduce the plane under a new name. " Trump recommended.

The first disaster involving a 737 MAX was produced in Indonesia in October 2018, when a Lion Air aircraft He collapsed on the Java Sea shortly after taking off, killing 189 people.

In March 2019, less than six months later, 737 additional MAXs, this time of Ethiopian Airlines, fell ashore in Ethiopia also shortly after takeoff, causing the death of 157 people.

According to different sources involved in the investigations, the MCAS, which automatically corrects the angle of incidence of the aircraft (nose position) to avoid losing lift, he acted in error because of the misreading of a defective sensor and the pilots were unable to regain control of the aircraft before they crashed on the order of l & # 39; computer.

Therefore, Boeing, whose shares have fallen about 15% since March while watching cancellations at the 737 MAX orders increase, works against the clock by modifying the software used by MCAS and adding a backup system, with which he hopes to reach this model can fly again.

"No product has suffered like that "Trump pointed out in his tweet. "But again, what the heck do I know?"the Republican president then asked.

"Planes become too complex to fly. Pilots are no longer needed, but MIT scientists ", said the president also of his Twitter account just two days after the accident in Ethiopia. "I see it all the time in many products. Always wanting to make a useless step afterwards, when many times old and simple is better"he said.

"Decisions in second fragments are necessary, and complexity creates a danger. All this generates a significant cost for a very small profit. I do not know about you, but I do not want Albert Einstein to be my pilot. I want excellent aviation professionals who can easily and quickly take control of the plane! ", He concluded.