Boeing Crash Fallout: What Grounded Planes Mean for Air Travel

Aviation regulators in Europe and other regions began grounding the Boeing 737 MAX jet, marking an unusual departure from the FAA's guidance following the fatal Ethiopian Airlines crash Sunday involving the plane. The cause of the crash remains unknown. WSJ’s Robert Wall explains the significance for the company and air travel. Photo: Getty

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