FAA grounds MAXs, cites new data and physical evidence

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The FAA, relying on refined satellite tracking data and new physical evidence that more closely links two crashes of Boeing 737 MAX 8s, grounded Boeing’s newest narrowbody March 13, with immediate effect. The move ends three days of cascading groundings after the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines flight...

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