On August 19th local time, the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States stated that after the incident in March where a Latin American Airlines 787 Dreamliner suddenly plunged into the air and injured more than 50 passengers, the agency requested Boeing to inspect the cockpit seats of the 787 Dreamliner. Boeing warned operators in March that a switch located behind the pilot's seat could get stuck, which is used to activate a motor to move the pilot's seat up and down. If the switch is loose or damaged, it could get stuck.