Interestingly, only one has a degree in CS, and there's no other computer-aligned degree represented in the board. They have plenty of lawyers though. I bring

Interestingly, only one has a degree in CS, and there's no other computer-aligned degree represented in the board. They have plenty of lawyers though. I bring this up because software is incredibly important for flying these planes, and the 737 MAX disaster was caused in part by bad software (MCAS). They were outsourcing its development to $9/hr contractors, which if they treated software as more of the core competency that it actually is for them, they would never have done.