In the report, it is also stated that a crucial sensor - which had been bought from a repair shop in Florida - had not been properly tested but they were given certification by the US aviation regulator. Should the US Aviation regulator be held responsible for the crash? Why or why not?

Indonesian investigators identified issues with the MCAS system, which repeatedly pushed the plane's nose down, leaving pilots fighting for control. Does Boeing officials know about these horrifying problems with 737 Max planes? If yes, why do they still sell and approve for them to fly?

Boeing boss Dennis Meulenberg was also stripped of his title as chairman by the board earlier this month, but remains as chief executive. Should Dennis Muilenburg be terminated from his position as chairman and chief executive? Why or why not?

Boeing said this week it had developed a training update and that it expected regulators to allow the planes to return to the skies before the beginning of 2020. Is updating the training sufficient to clear the 737 Max to fly again