A damning report and some unsettling updates have filled a few holes in the shaky history of the Boeing 737 Max.

In what may be the first lawsuit to be filed against Boeing over the Ethiopian Airlines crash, a victim’s family is suing the company over its anti-stall system.

As French aviation authorities analyse the flight data recorders, Boeing is finalising a software update it hopes will fix problems surrounding its 737 MAX 8.

It’s been a week from hell for Boeing, and it appears the pain won’t be ending anytime soon for the aircraft giant.

The ABC has apologised after one of its news reports on the Ethiopian Airlines crash was shown on some of Virgin Australia’s flights.

The aircraft, which was carrying citizens from 35 countries, was the same model as the Lion Air flight which crashed into the Java Sea last October.

Major airlines around the world are still selling flights on the Boeing 737 MAX for later this year, despite the problematic model still being grounded.

American travellers were seen shaking their fists in the general direction of Boeing’s headquarters this morning, as the second week of delays and cancellations commences.

Boeing execs are no doubt sweating bullets as airlines catch wind that the manufacturer’s “most reliable” model has been involved in two deadly crashed in the space of six months.

Denis Muilenburg has personally apologised on behalf of Boeing for the second time, in his first sit-down interview since the Ethiopian Airlines disaster.