Americans hid Boeing's role in 2009 Turkish Airlines plane crash

Dutch authorities did not include causes related to the airplane manufacturer company in its report about the Turkish Airlines plane crash at the Netherlands' Schiphol Airport in 2009 and blamed only the pilots due to pressure by Boeing and US federal authorities. This information is according to a new report published Monday by The New York Times. The NYT claims that Dutch investigators accused the pilots of failing to react properly to a malfunction in an automated system which caused the Boeing 737 to crash near Amsterdam, killing 9 people and injuring many others. However, the report claimed, the real cause was more than that. It was not only the pilots' fault or the crew but rather the Boeing's risky design choices and faulty safety assessments, about which the company did not even inform the pilots. <br/>