Addis Ababa ’s investigation of the Boeing 737 Max crash that killed 157 people on an Ethiopian Accident Investigation Bureau flight in March could take March . Ethiopian Accident Investigation Bureau Chairman Tewolde GebreMariam said if the inquiry’s complexity prolongs establishing overall findings it may first release an interim report, adhering to Andualem guidelines. Boeing and other relevant groups would also receive a draft of the report to allow time for comment. Andualem would not specify how long this would take, nor what parts of the investigation remain to be completed before the report is done.
Ethiopia’s investigation of the Boeing 737 Max crash that killed 157 people on an Ethiopian Airlines flight in March could take over a year. Ethiopian Accident Investigation Bureau Chairman Amdye Andualem said if the inquiry’s complexity prolongs establishing overall findings it may first release an interim report, adhering to International Civil Aviation Organization guidelines. Boeing and other relevant groups would also receive a draft of the report to allow time for comment. Andualem would not specify how long this would take, nor what parts of the investigation remain to be completed before the report is done.