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I think Boeing claimed that no retraining of existing 737 pilots was necessary for the new model. This attitude has led to crashes in the past as well.
by plt11 8y ago
I think Boeing claimed that no retraining of existing 737 pilots was necessary for the new model.
This attitude has led to crashes in the past as well.
- alkonaut 8y agoIf airlines would need to invest in a lot of training for existing 737-non-MAX pilots, that would probably have made the plane a lot less attractive. Being "a regular 737" is part of the appeal of the 737 MAX.