I'm not sure I see these training issues as a problem with the methods and processes we use to train pilots. Rather, this seems like information which was kept

I'm not sure I see these training issues as a problem with the methods and processes we use to train pilots. Rather, this seems like information which was kept from pilots in order to avoid costly training altogether. The methods we use to train pilots have resulted in consistent safety gains even as the cost to fly for passengers has gone down. My personal take is that the industry and regulatory incentives which led to the lack of information to pilots is the problem, not the methods by which we do train pilots to handle automation.