Boeing handling Max disasters like Korea did with Sewol
(WorldNews South Korea)

The pile of debris from the deadly crash of Ethiopian Airlines` Boeing 737 Max 8 in March. AP-Yonhap By Oh Young-jin The way Boeing Co. is handling the aftermath of the two recent deadly crashes of its passenger jets bears a worrisome resemblance to Korea`s ham-fisted management of the April 16, 2014, sinking of the ferry Sewol, the nation`s worst peacetime disaster. What can make the Boeing case worse is its alleged failure to act quickly after the first disaster so as to prevent the second. The world`s leading passenger aircraft maker`s troubles involve its 737 Max 8 jets, while the Sewol was a maritime tragedy. What brings the two different types of mishaps together is complacency,...