Boeing Explains Defective Sensor After Lion Air Now Crash

Aircraft manufacturer Boeing explained to airlines in a memo how pilots cope with aircraft sensors providing incorrect data. The reason is the crash of the aircraft Air Lion in the Java Sea last week, which killed 189 passengers.

The notice is based on research done by the Indonesian authorities, which showed that a specific sensor device defective Lion Air. As a result, incorrect information about air flows is entered into the system.

This can lead to a shelter, also known as a stall, in which the wing loses its bearing strength and the aircraft falls or falls from the sky quickly. The pilots must then intervene and the aircraft manufacturer has again put the instructions on paper.

The search for voice recordings continues

The search for voice recordings in the cockpit is in full swing. According to analysts, these recordings could help to better understand the cause of the accident.

Six experts from different countries are also analyzing another black box previously discovered. They try to reconstruct the last moments of the plane.