Boeing 737 MAX (MCAS system)

The Boeing 737 MAX is a modern commercial aircraft with advanced engines and technology. Its Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) is designed to enhance stability and prevent stalling by automatically adjusting the aircraft's nose down in certain flight conditions. However, issues with MCAS were linked to two tragic crashes, raising concerns about its safety and the overall design of the aircraft. As a result, the 737 MAX was grounded for a significant period while regulators and Boeing worked to improve the system and ensure safer operations before it was cleared to fly again.