A spokeswoman told Business Insider that CNN Airport Network is not broadcasting any coverage of the 737 Max crashes or the investigations into them.
TV screens at New York's LaGuardia switched to show a cake video during a report about the Boeing 737 Max investigation.Television screens in US airports censored a report about the investigation into the Ethiopia Airlines 737 Max crash.
Business Insider last Wednesday saw screens at New York's LaGuardia International Airport interrupt a report into the fatal crash, which killed all 157 people on board in March. After the interruption, a passenger in the United Airlines terminal called attention to it and pointed out the caption to another customer.
A spokeswoman told Business Insider that CNN Airport Network is not broadcasting any coverage of the 737 Max crashes. CNN was broadcasting the latest about potential causes of the crash before the release of Ethiopia's preliminary report when TVs in US airports changed the footage on screen.This policy extends to coverage of the crash involving the Boeing 737 Max, even though the planes have grounded:"Any programming about the Boeing 737 airplane that references or includes footage about the crash of Ethiopia Airlines 737, or any other airline disaster, will not air on CNN Airport Network.
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