After that crash, I, along with many of my colleagues on this committee, signed a letter asking that the 737 MAX be grounded.
Steve Lynch: “After that crash, I, along with many of my colleagues on this committee, signed a letter asking that the 737 MAX be…”
On the recordJune 18, 2019
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Lynch explains the grounding of the 737 MAX was based on tragic facts, not politics.
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