> Since the two fatal crashes of the Boeing 737 Max, airlines around the world have moved to buy flight simulators to train their pilots. They don’t always work

> Since the two fatal crashes of the Boeing 737 Max, airlines around the world have moved to buy flight simulators to train their pilots. They don’t always work. Boeing recently discovered that the simulators could not accurately replicate the difficult conditions Typical article which does not address the entire context of the issue. In other words it isolates what a 737 simulator can't do without regard to what a typical simulator (for another aircraft or by even a different manufacturer) is or is not able to do. [1] The idea is to make the manufacture look like a total ignorant screw up in every way to create anger and compelling content. [1] This is like a news story talking about what a company fails to do and then gets hacked without talking at all about how likely the same thing happens at another company.