So the checklist worked sometimes, but the question is, could it have been improved if we put aside the issue of whether doing so would make a case for addition

So the checklist worked sometimes, but the question is, could it have been improved if we put aside the issue of whether doing so would make a case for additional training? It is quite possible that it would have been an adequate checklist when backed up with sufficient training that emphasized the differences between MCAS-induced trim runaway and that which might have been experienced in other variants. Simulator practice of manually trimming might help as well, though there is some doubt whether current simulators can adequately model the difficulties that may be experienced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4qDLR4s45U&t=296s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4qDLR4s45U&t=296s