Boeing is recommending 737 Max pilots receive simulator training — an outcome the company had tried to avoid. The decision is an expensive one, and will likely further delay the plane's return to service after it was grounded following two fatal crashes.
Boeing and federal regulators said Tuesday that the company is now recommending pilots of its troubled 737 Max jet receive simulator training before flying the plane again -- an outcome Boeing had tried to avoid.
The decision is an expensive one, and will likely further delay the plane's return to service after it was grounded last March following two fatal crashes. Boeing announced in December that it would halt further production. The Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement that it"will consider Boeing's recommendations for flight crew simulator training.
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