Thank you for your post. I've read that Boeing removed the "yoke jerk" function on the 737 MAX. The flight 302 PIC might have been trying to use it and I have n

Thank you for your post. I've read that Boeing removed the "yoke jerk" function on the 737 MAX. The flight 302 PIC might have been trying to use it and I have not read whether that functional change was clearly explained to pilots. Many commentators don't seem to realize the extreme low altitude at which this particular struggle was occurring.