Stick-shaker response shows Ethiopian 737 Max crash crew stressed from outset: BEA

By David Kaminski-Morrow2023-01-04T06:15:00

Ethiopian 737 Max-c-Markus Mainka Shutterstock

Source: Markus Mainka/Shutterstock

French investigators believe the crew of the Ethiopian Boeing 737 Max which crashed nearly four years ago experienced rapidly-developing stress from a stick-shaker alert on take-off, even before they found themselves fighting against the aircraft’s MCAS stabiliser-trim system.

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